Population
Anaesthetized cats
Comparison
Intermittent electrical stimulation of the… vs Continuous stimulation or stimulation during…
Design
Preclinical
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Timing of afferent stimulation may alter respiratory responses; hypothesis-generating in animals and leaves open human translation.
The respiratory effects of carotid sinus nerve stimulation depend critically on the timing of the stimulus within the respiratory cycle, highlighting central modulation of incoming signals.
Frederic L. Eldridge (1972) studied this question.
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