Why the study?
Does static muscular contraction stimulate renal sympathetic nerve activity via mechanoreceptors with group III afferents in anesthetized cats?
Population
Chloralose-anesthetized cats
Comparison
Static contraction of the triceps surae muscles… vs Baseline activity and activity after cutting the…
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for group III afferent control of renal sympathetic activity during contraction in cats; leaves open human translation.
Does static muscular contraction stimulate renal sympathetic nerve activity via mechanoreceptors with group III afferents in anesthetized cats?
Static muscular contraction reflexly stimulates renal sympathetic outflow via mechanoreceptors with group III afferents in anesthetized cats.
Victor et al. (1989) studied this question.
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