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. 1982 Jan;392(3):301-3.
doi: 10.1007/BF00584315.

Vascular effects of vasopressin an oxytocin in the pig mesenteric bed

E Schrauwen, A Houvenaghel

Vascular effects of vasopressin an oxytocin in the pig mesenteric bed

E Schrauwen et al. Pflugers Arch. 1982 Jan.

Abstract

The influence of intraarterial infusions of lysine-vasopressin and oxytocin on mesenteric vascular resistance has been studied in anaesthetized young pigs. Vasopressin provokes a pronounced vasoconstrictor effect, whereas oxytocin induces a biphasic response: a transient vasodilation, followed by a more pronounced and sustained vasoconstriction. The comparison of the plasma concentrations of these hormones during parturition and hemorrhage in the pig with the minimal effective doses infused, suggests a possible mesenteric vasoconstrictor effect of oxytocin during parturition and of lysine-vasopressin during hemorrhage.

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