Why the study?
Does static ischemic handgrip exercise increase cardiac output and reduce splanchnic volume to explain the pressor response in healthy women?
Population
17 healthy women
Comparison
2 min of static ischemic handgrip exercise and 2… vs Baseline measurements
Design
Other
Authors
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Indicates splanchnic volume mobilization aids pressor responses in exercising women; leaves open applicability to cardiovascular disease.
Does static ischemic handgrip exercise increase cardiac output and reduce splanchnic volume to explain the pressor response in healthy women?
The pressor response to isometric handgrip exercise in women is primarily driven by mobilization of central blood volume and elevated stroke volume and cardiac output, rather than increased peripheral resistance.
Shoemaker et al. (2007) studied this question.
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