Why the study?
Does pulsatile compression of the RVLM increase sympathetic and cardiovascular activities via local glutamate receptors in rats, and is there laterality to this response?
Does pulsatile compression of the RVLM increase sympathetic and cardiovascular activities via local glutamate receptors in rats, and is there laterality to this response?
Pulsatile compression of the RVLM increases sympathetic and cardiovascular activities symmetrically via local glutamate receptors in a rat model, providing mechanistic insight into neurogenic hypertension.
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Does not support targeting RVLM glutamate receptors clinically; hypothesis-generating for neurogenic hypertension mechanisms in rodent models.
Morimoto et al. (1999) studied this question.
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