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Synthesizes mechanoreceptor roles for clinicians; leaves open targeted therapeutic modulation in cardiac disease.
The sections in this article are: Historical Landmarks Depressor Reflexes From the Heart Pressor Reflexes From the Heart Electrophysiological Recordings From Vagal Afferents Electrophysiological Recordings From Sympathetic Afferents Morphological Notes Receptors with Vagal Afferents Atrial Receptors With Myelinated Afferents Ventricular Receptors With Myelinated Afferents Cardiac Receptors With Unmyelinated Afferents ( C Fibers ) Tonic Vasomotor Inhibition from Cardiopulmonary Receptors In Animals In Humans Role of Cardiopulmonary Reflexes In Physiological State In Pathophysiological State Receptors with Sympathetic Afferents Methodological Notes Atrial Receptors Ventricular Receptors Coronary Receptors Receptors in Large Thoracic Vessels Reflex Effects Positive‐Feedback Hypothesis General Properties of Cardiovascular Sympathetic Afferents Possible Interaction of Vagal and Sympathetic Afferents Summary
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