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Isometric contractions trigger cardiovascular adjustments that are controlled by a combination of central command and reflex mechanisms involving efferent and afferent pathways.
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Supports integrated central-reflex model for isometric exercise hemodynamics; leaves open validation in clinical cohorts with cardiovascular disease.
The sections in this article are: General Description of Cardiovascular Responses Local Circulation Cardiac and Systemic Vascular Responses Baroreceptor Influence Mechanisms of Control of Systemic Cardiovascular Responses Efferent Pathway Afferent Pathway Summary: Central Command or Reflex?
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A. R. Lind (1983) studied this question. Isometric contractions trigger cardiovascular adjustments that are controlled by a combination of central command and reflex mechanisms involving efferent and afferent pathways.
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