Responses of blood vessels in the resting hand and forearm to various stimuli
Responses of blood vessels in the resting hand and forearm to various stimuli
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DOI:
10.1016/s0002-8703(40)90195-8
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发表时间:
1940-01-01
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
Ferris, EB Jr
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作者:
Abramson, DI;Ferris, EB Jr
Plethysmographic measurements of the blood flow in the hand and forearm were made and the responses of this blood flow to various stimuli were studied. The effect of pinching and mental effort was studied in 30 subjects. The blood flow in the hand regularly diminished in response to all stimuli whereas that of the forearm was either unaffected or generally increased in those instances in which stimuli caused a rise in blood pressure. The diminution in limb volume caused by the stimuli may be the result both of venous and arteriolar constriction in the hand and almost solely of venous constriction in the case of the forearm. The increase in vol. which often occurs is largely the result of passive arteriolar dilatation.