Why the study?
Does administration of atropine, isoproterenol, or exercise alter the propagation of blood flow pulse in the pulmonary arterial system of healthy men?
Population
6 healthy men in the supine position
Design
Other
Authors
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Quantifies normal pulmonary flow pulse transmission; leaves open whether autonomic agents or exercise alter propagation.
Does administration of atropine, isoproterenol, or exercise alter the propagation of blood flow pulse in the pulmonary arterial system of healthy men?
The pulmonary arterial system acts to store ejected blood during systole and maintain capillary flow continuity, with changes in inflow pulse remaining detectable in the capillary flow pulse despite modifying effects.
Karatzas et al. (1969) studied this question.
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