REGIONAL VAGOSYMPATHETIC CONTROL OF HEART
REGIONAL VAGOSYMPATHETIC CONTROL OF HEART
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DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1974.227.2.444
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发表时间:
1974-01-01
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通讯作者:
ARMOUR, JA
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作者:
RANDALL, WC;ARMOUR, JA
METHODSExperirnents were carried out in 22 anesthetized(phencyclidine hydrochloride, 2.0 rng/kg, and alpha chloralose, 60-80 rug/kg), open-chest dogs. Walton-Brodie straingauge arches were sutured under moderate tension to each of six rnyocardial segments including right (RA) and left (LA) atria, right ventricular conus (RVC), right ventricular sinus (RVS), left ventricular base (LVB), and left ventricular lateral surface (LVL). Femoral arterial blood pressure (BP) and lead II of the electrocardiogram(ECG) were also recorded. All recordings were made on an eight-channel model R Dynograph. Square-wave stimulation pulses were delivered from a model S4 Grass stiinulator with stimulation parameters of lo-40 Hz, 2-5 ins duration, and 4-8 V intensity. Parameters of 40 Hz, 2 ins, and 4 V were found to be suprainaxiinal for excitation of vagal efferent fibers and appropriate for the afferent fibers contained within the vagus. The thoracic vagus was carefully dissected from the mediastinal pleura at each of five different levels between the level of the superior pulmonary vein to a point immediately rostra1 to the caudal cervical ganglion (Fig. 1). These levels included dissection:/Q immediately inferior to the azygous vein on the right and the superior pulmonary vein on the left; B) imnediately above the azygous vein on the right and at the level of the main pulmonary artery on the left; C) approximately midway between the azygous and the subclavian vein on the right and immediately inferior to the branching of the recurrent laryngeal nerve from the vagus on the left; D) ilnrnediately inferior, and E) irmnediately rostra1 to the caudal cervical ganglion on both sides. A sixth (F) 1 eve1 in the rnidcervical region of the neck was