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Tonic reflex regulation of the cat's blood pressure through vagal ‘non-aortic’ afferents

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La sezione del vago cervicale, dopo precedente sezione dei nervi aortici, produce un cospicuo aumento della risposta pressoria all'occlusione carotidea, o, nell'animale con denervazione seno-carotidea, della pressione arteriosa basale. Questo fenomeno non dipende dalle concomitanti variazioni respiratorie, né dalla sezione di eventuali fibre di origine aortica decorrenti nel vago.

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This research has been sponsored in part by Wright Air Development Division of the Office of Aerospace Research, United States Air Force, through its European Office, with Contract No. AF 61 (052)-253, and by Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche.

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Guazzi, M., Libretti, A. & Zanchetti, A. Tonic reflex regulation of the cat's blood pressure through vagal ‘non-aortic’ afferents. Experientia 18, 185–186 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02151720

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