...Charlotte A. CARRINGTON; James P. FISHER; Mick K. DAVIES; Michael J. WHITE It is not known whether the contribution of the muscle metaboreflex to the cardiovascular response to isometric exercise varies between different muscles in patients with CHF (chronic heart failure) or whether this depends...

...-transmitter facilitating noradrenaline release from human sympathetic nerves. adrenaline isometric exercise muscle sympathetic activity noradrenaline kinetics 20 8 1997 18 9 1997 © 1998 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1998 Clinical Science (1998) 94,383...

... and the Medical Research Society 1970 blood pressure isometric exercise heart rate hypertension mental arithmetic plasma catecholamines reproducibility Clinical Science (1988) 75, 615-619 615 Reproducibility of haemodynamic and plasma catecholamine responses to isometric exercise and mental...

... and diseases. 18 3 1985 28 5 1985 © 1985 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1985 arterial baroreflexes blood pressure cold pressor test heart rate isometric exercise neck chamber vasoactive drug technique Clinical Science (1985) 69, 533-540 533 Variability...

... levels were consistently higher in females and adrenaline levels higher in males. These sex-related differences were maintained after isometric exercise, mental arithmetic and cold pressor testing. 3. Resting noradrenaline concentration was negatively correlated with Quetelet index in males...

... role during prazosin treatment. 6. The isometric exercise response pattern during prazosin treatment resembles that in normal subjects whereas in the β blockade phase it corresponded to that in untreated hypertensive patients with left ventricular hypertrophy or cardiomegaly or to that in congestive...

... of voluntary muscle appears to be relatively resistant to acute sympathetic adrenoreceptor blockade in man. bethanidine clonidine isometric exercise oxprenolol phenoxybenzamine phentolamine pressor response sympatholytic drugs © 1981 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1981...

...G. Duncan; R. H. Johnson; D. G. Lambie 1. To investigate the stimulus to the cardiovascular and respiratory systems during isometric exercise, two patients with sensory neuropathies affecting forearm afferent nerves were studied and their circulatory and respiratory responses compared with those...

... to be lower than pulmonary arterial concentrations during each activity, although the difference was not significant. 4. We conclude that forearm venous plasma noradrenaline concentrations are representative of those from other sites. artery dynamic exercise isometric exercise noradrenaline vein...

... in heart rate and systolic and diastolic blood pressure, which were greater for isometric exercise than for mental arithmetic. 3. Normal females had a greater response to repeated exercise, and had a smaller systolic pressure elevation during mental arithmetic than the other groups. 4. Repeated testing...

... Society 1975 adrenocortocotrophic hormone catecholamine Cortisol growth hormone isometric exercise Clinical Science and Molecular Medicine (1975) 49, 201-206. Pituitary-adrenal response to static exercise in man J. D . FEW, F. J. IMMS A N D J. S. WEINER MRC Environmental Physiology Unit...

... no longer influenced endurance. 6. It was concluded that the change in isometric endurance associated with either loss or gain of weight can be accounted for entirely by the changes in muscle temperature. Key words: body fat content, deep muscle temper- ature, exercise performance, isometric exercise...