Why the study?
Does carotid chemoreceptor inhibition alter regional blood flow distribution and blood pressure during exercise in healthy and heart failure dogs?
Does carotid chemoreceptor inhibition alter regional blood flow distribution and blood pressure during exercise in healthy and heart failure dogs?
Carotid chemoreceptors significantly contribute to sympathetic restraint of skeletal muscle blood flow during exercise in healthy subjects and both at rest and during exercise in heart failure.
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Carotid chemoreceptors contribute to sympathetic restraint of muscle blood flow in exercise and CHF; extends mechanistic insight in dogs but leaves open human translation.
Stickland et al. (2007) studied this question.
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