Neuronal control of microvessels.
Neuronal control of microvessels.
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微血管的神经元控制。
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
18.2
通讯作者:
S. Rosell
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作者:
S. Rosell
Most studies of the neuronal control of the microcirculation have involved whole organ measurements of blood flow, tissue volume, or capillary filtra tion (61). Consequently, accounts of the responses of the different series coupled sections of a vascular bed-i.e. the preand postcapillary resistance sections, exchange section and postcapillary capacitance section-are usu ally based on such measurements. Only a few studies have involved direct observations in vivo of single vessels during nerve activity. The present review is thus based mainly on data from whole organ measurements. Comprehensive descriptions of the cardiovascular control mechanisms emanating from higher brain structures (81) and of homeostatic reflex mechanisms have been published (66). This review is limited to the local nervous control mechanisms, a topic also reviewed in recent years (61, 77). An excellent review (61) discusses in detail the control systems, including nervous control, of the vascular beds of skeletal muscle, skin, and intestine. The present survey summarizes some of the recently developed hypotheses and new data related to (a) nervous control of vascular resistance and capacitance; (b) nervous control of vascular permeability; and (c) the pep tidergic nervous control of the microcirculation.