Cardiovascular reflex responses to ischemia during occlusion of celiac and/or superior mesenteric arteries.
@article{Rendig1997CardiovascularRR, title={Cardiovascular reflex responses to ischemia during occlusion of celiac and/or superior mesenteric arteries.}, author={Stephen V. Rendig and Premjit S Chahal and John C. Longhurst}, journal={The American journal of physiology}, year={1997}, volume={272 2 Pt 2}, pages={ H791-6 } }
Global abdominal visceral ischemia leads to profound cardiovascular reflex adjustments. However, the separate contributions of the celiac artery and superior mesenteric artery (SMA) vascular beds to this reflex are unknown. Accordingly, we compared the effects of single and combined occlusions of these vessels on blood pressure (BP) in anesthetized cats. Tissue mass and pH of selected organs, regional blood gases, pH, and lactate also were measured as potential contributing factors. Occlusion…
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