Local and central circulatory responses to sustained contractions and the effect of free or restricted arterial inflow on post‐exercise hyperaemia
Local and central circulatory responses to sustained contractions and the effect of free or restricted arterial inflow on post‐exercise hyperaemia
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局部和中枢循环对持续收缩的反应以及自由或限制动脉流入对运动后充血的影响
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1967
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G. W. McNicol
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A. R. Lind;G. W. McNicol
1. The cardiovascular responses to sustained contractions at tensions from 5 to 30% maximal voluntary contraction (MVC) have been examined. At 5 and 10% MVC blood pressure, heart rate and forearm blood flow all reached a steady state during the contraction; post‐exercise hyperaemia did not show peak flows higher than those found during exercise. At tensions of 20 and 30% MVC, none of the measurements showed a steady state during the contractions, but increased steadily throughout the contraction; post‐exercise hyperaemia characteristically showed peak flows in excess of any flow measured during contractions. The results obtained at a tension of 15% MVC did not show a steady‐state during the contraction but the following hyperaemia showed a similar pattern to that seen at the lower tensions.