Cardiovascular reactivity of neonatal and adult sheep to autonomic stimuli during adrenergic depletion
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- DOI: 10.1159/000241114
Cardiovascular reactivity of neonatal and adult sheep to autonomic stimuli during adrenergic depletion
Abstract
The cardiovascular responses of the neonatal and adult sheep to autonomic agonists and antagonists were studied in the resting state and following adrenergic neuronal depletion with reserpine. Both the neonates and adults showed similar supersensitivity of the effector system of the peripheral circulation to alpha adrenergic stimulation with catecholamines. In addition, the neonates exhibited supersensitivity of the myocardial effector system to beta-adrenergic stimulation. Unusual finding was a marked supersensitivity of the heart and peripheral circulation to cholinergic receptor blockade with atropine, the mechanisms of which are as yet unclear.
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