INTRAMUSCULAR FLUID PRESSURE DURING ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION OF HUMAN SKELETAL-MUSCLE

INTRAMUSCULAR FLUID PRESSURE DURING ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION OF HUMAN SKELETAL-MUSCLE
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DOI:
10.1152/jappl.1984.56.2.287
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
HERMANSEN, L
HERMANSEN, L
中科院分区:
医学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
SEJERSTED, OM;HARGENS, AR;HERMANSEN, L

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Intramuscular fluid pressures were recorded in the vastus medialis of 7 healthy male volunteers. Pressures were measured simultaneously at 3 different sites in the muscle by a catheter-tip transducer with extremely low volume-displacement characteristics, and by 2 extracorporeal transducers connected to slit catheters. All 3 recording systems gave qualitatively similar results, provided the catheters had inner diameters exceeding 0.53 mm and allowed measurement of pressures lasting as short as 1 s. Wick catheters yielded slower responses than slit catheters. At any position, intramuscular fluid pressure increased linearly with force up to maximal voluntary contraction (MVC). Slopes of these curves varied greatly, mainly because the pressure was also a linear function of the distance from the fascia. The highest recorded pressure was 570 Torr. At prolonged submaximal contractions, intramuscular fluid pressure oscillated independent of contraction force. The linearity of both the pressure-force relationship and the pressure-depth relationship is compatible with a simple model based on the law of Laplace, because the muscle fibers are curved during contraction in this muscle. It is hypothesized that blood flow is first compromised deep in the muscle where pressure is highest, and in general, at lower stress or tension in short bulging muscles with great curvature of the fibers compared with long slender ones.