Blood flow to the limbs
Blood flow to the limbs
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血液流向四肢
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1993
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通讯作者:
M. Aldoori
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Richard E. Lee;J. Beard;M. Aldoori
The blood flowing into the limbs supplies skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscle and bone. While blood flow to the bone, nerve and connective tissue of the limb is relatively constant, that to skin and muscle show a great range. The circulation to the skin, and especially that of the extremities, is determined by the need for temperature regulation so that any change in the blood flow in the resting limb occurs as a result of change in the local or ambient temperature. Enormous changes in blood flow to skeletal muscle occur during exercise in response to the workload, and continue afterwards in repayment of the flow debt incurred during exercise. Thus, the resting blood flow is determined by temperature, and exercising blood flow by the degree of muscle activity.