Key result
The brain stem reticular formation and raphe complex exert their influences on different sympathetic nerves in a nonuniform fashion.
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Demonstrates organ-specific brainstem sympathetic control; extends autonomic physiology but leaves clinical translation open.
Barman et al. (1984) studied this question. Brain stem reticular formation and raphe complex activity was evaluated on 2- to 6-Hz frequency components of postganglionic sympathetic nerve pairs and coupling of basal discharges. The brain stem reticular formation and raphe complex exert their influences on different sympathetic nerves in a nonuniform fashion.
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