January 1, 1999Journal of Veterinary Medical ScienceOpen Access

The Influence of Chronic Sympathectomy on Cutaneous Blood Flow in the Rat Tail.

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YYYusuke YanagiyaNational Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center RYR. YoshimuraTokyo Medical and Dental University MHMasatoshi HoriThe University of Osaka

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Rat tail vasculature regains tone within days after chronic denervation; leaves open endothelial adaptations independent of sympathetic reinnervation.

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Rat tail vasculature regains tone within days after chronic denervation; leaves open endothelial adaptations independent of sympathetic reinnervation.

The Influence of Chronic Sympathectomy on Cutaneous Blood Flow in the Rat Tail.

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The Influence of Chronic Sympathectomy on Cutaneous Blood Flow in the Rat Tail.

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