... factor receptor hypotension mouse model vascular smooth muscle cells • VSMC EGFR is involved in basal blood pressure homoeostasis and has an agonist-dependent major impact on vascular function regulation without affecting postnatal vascular morphology. • VSMC EGFR contributes to the Ang...

... [email protected] ). 5 1 2004 12 3 2004 26 3 2004 26 3 2004 The Biochemical Society 2004 arterial pressure capillary leak colloid osmotic pressure hypotension hypovolaemia systemic inflammatory response syndrome Hypovolaemic states often lead to hypotension...

...Roger TAYLOR; Daniel FATOVICH; Thomas HITCHCOCK; Catherine MORRISON; Lloyd CURTIS Continuing efforts are being made to improve thrombolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction (AMI). The rate of streptokinase (SK) infusion is commonly limited by the hypotension that is induced. If this could...

... responses on approach of an orthostatic faint is wide in the young. 8 1 1997 20 5 1997 © 1997 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1997 cardiac output hypotension orthostasis syncope teenagers vasomotor system Clinical Science (1997) 93,205-21 I (Printed...

... by a 30 min head-up tilt. Relative changes in stroke volume, as obtained by pulse contour analysis of the finger arterial waveform, closely follow intrabrachial values during long-duration head-up tilt and associated arterial hypotension. 26 4 1996 29 4 1996 © 1996 The Biochemical Society...

... of adenosine in healthy awake subjects include a local dilatation of postglomerular vessels, thereby decreasing glomerular filtration, and a reduction in renal oxygen consumption. Furthermore, adenosine prevents an increase in renin release during nitroprusside-induced hypotension. 8 11 1994 7 2...

...Tadashi Yokoyama; Ryoji Okamoto; Yuzo Yamamoto; Dai Manaka; Hirokazu Sasaki; Masanobu Washida; Toshiyuki Kitai; Akira Tanaka; Yoshio Yamaoka; Kaoru Kumada; Kazue Ozawa 1. The alterations in hepatic energy metabolism in hypotension induced by the administration of trimetaphan camsylate (Arfonad...

... years), combination of normal early steady-state blood pressure and postural tachycardia; group III ( n = 9, age 51 ± 14 years), hypotensive orthostatic response with (4/9) or without (5/9) postural tachycardia. We examined whether additional information could be obtained by beat-to-beat analysis...

...C. J. Mathias; D. F. da Costa; C. M. McIntosh; P. Fosbraey; R. Bannister; S. M. Wood; S. R. Bloom; N. J. Christensen 1. To investigate whether carbohydrate contributes to postprandial hypotension in autonomic failure, the cardiovascular, biochemical and hormonal effects of oral glucose and an iso...

... and TNF are released from macrophages by LPS. 2. IL-1, TNF and Escherichia coli J5-LPS all caused hypotension when given intravenously in a dose with low mortality. The time course of the hypotension caused by IL-1 and LPS was similar, although the maximal fall in mean blood pressure occurred earlier...

... that the reduced total peripheral resistance and hypotension seen in obstructive jaundice cannot be explained by a spasmolytic effect of some of the bile salts on smooth muscle. bile salts hypotension noradrenaline obstructive jaundice vascular reactivity Clinical Science (1984) 67, 177-183 177 Bile...

..., suggesting that endogenous opiates were not contributing to the hypotension. adrenalectomy baroreflexes hypotension naloxone © 1983 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1983 24 5 1982 25 10 1982 Clinical Science (1983) 64,371-376 371 Post-adrenalectomy...

... vasodilatation, hypotension and renal tubular dysfunction. Similar phenomena in jaundiced patients may contribute to their susceptibility to postoperative shock and acute renal failure. © 1982 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1982 cholaemia haemodynamics hypotension jaundice...

... hypotension) and 15 control subjects to assess autonomic nervous function. Plasma nor-adrenaline levels were measured at rest and during head-up tilt. 2. Mean resting supine blood pressure, heart rate and plasma noradrenaline levels were higher in haemodialysis patients than in the control subjects...

.... After alloxan, Pseudomonas bacteraemia or in the period after correction of experimentally induced haemorrhagic hypotension, the transvascular transfer coefficient for serum albumin increased to an extent greater than could be accounted for by any change in net intravascular force. This suggests...

...P. N. Trewby; R. A. Chase; M. Davis; R. Williams 1. An investigation was carried out into the mechanism of unexplained hypotension in patients with fulminant hepatic failure. The cardiac output and peripheral resistance were compared in normotensive and hypotensive patients. In addition, the serum...

...-hypertensive mechanism; at lower pressures, the major control occurs through the sinus baroreflex. © 1975 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1975 aortic arch baroreceptors carotid sinus hypertension hypotension nerve recordings Clinical Science and Molecular Medicine (1...

... The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1972 Parkinsonism l(-)-dopa baroreflexes hypotension extracerebral decarboxylase inhibition Clinical Science (1972) 43,851-859. THE ACTION OF LDOPA O N BAROREFLEXES IN PARKINSONISM J. L. REID, D. B. CALNE, C. F. GEORGE A N D S. D. VAKIL...