Key result
The arterial baroreflex dominates the neural control of muscle blood flow during dynamic exercise by initiating sympathetic vasoconstriction to oppose muscle vasodilation and prevent hypotension.
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Review
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Baroreflex dominance may shape exercise BP models; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
This review highlights the critical role of the arterial baroreflex in maintaining tonic sympathetic activity and preventing hypotension during dynamic exercise.
L. B. Rowell (1997) conducted a review in Muscle blood flow during dynamic exercise. Sympathetic nervous system control was evaluated. The arterial baroreflex dominates the neural control of muscle blood flow during dynamic exercise by initiating sympathetic vasoconstriction to oppose muscle vasodilation and prevent hypotension.
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