US-Hungary Research on Intrinsic Control of Venous Capacity

美国的目的是-匈牙利合作研究项目 威斯康星州医学院的艾伦考利医生和 塞麦尔维斯医科大学的埃米尔·莫诺斯博士 利用两个小组的互补专长， 研究血管的收缩机制。 在 特别是，结合了威斯康星州集团的专业知识， 血管和肌肉细胞去极化的离子基础， 结合匈牙利人在生物力学方面的专业知识， 血管壁，预计将导致更好的理解， 静脉生肌性（静脉压力导致 静脉壁收缩），其科学基础是 几乎无人知晓 对这一现象的进一步了解是 对于确定调节血管的基本机制至关重要， 心血管系统的顺应性。

The purpose of this U.S.-Hungary cooperative research project between Dr. Allen Cowley of the Medical College of Wisconsin and Dr. Emil Monos of the Semmelweis Medical University is to take advantage of the complementary expertise of the two groups to investigate the contractile mechanisms of blood vessels. In particular, combination of the Wisconsin group's expertise on the ionic basis for depolarization of vascular and muscle cells, combined with the Hungarians'expertise on the biomechanics of the blood vessel wall, is expected to lead to improved understanding of venous myogenicity (the extent to which venous pressure causes contraction of the vein wall), the scientific basis of which is virtually unknown. Improved understanding of this phenomenon is crucial for defining the basic mechanisms which regulate vascular compliance in the cardiovascular system.