THE EFFECT OF HYPOPHYSECTOMY ON ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE OF DOGS WITH EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION
THE EFFECT OF HYPOPHYSECTOMY ON ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE OF DOGS WITH EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION
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垂体切除术对实验性高血压犬动脉血压的影响
DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1937.120.2.238
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发表时间:
1937
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通讯作者:
J. E. Sweet
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作者:
I. Page;J. E. Sweet
METHOD. Both male and female dogs of adult ages were employed. Arterial blood pressure was measured daily by the same investigator in a warm room (80 F.). The method of Van Leersum (3) was used, which consists in ascertaining the pressure at which beats come through a loop of carotid artery compressed by a rubber pressure cuff. In a number of instances, blood pressures were also measured by auscultation over an artery of the hind leg. The artery was compressed by a 5 cm. wide rubber cuff wrapped around the leg just above the ankle joint. By this method both systolic and diastolic pressures could be determined. The two methods agree within close limits in our hands. Blood pressure measurements were made until we felt certain that the normal variations were known. Under pento-barbital anesthesia, an adjustable silver clamp was applied t, o the right renal artery according to the method of Goldblatt, Lynch, Hanzal and Summerville (1). If the blood pressure rose markedly and remained steadily elevated for 30 days