Why the study?
Do hormones directly affect ANF secretion independent of changes in left ventricular afterload in conscious dogs?
Do hormones directly affect ANF secretion independent of changes in left ventricular afterload in conscious dogs?
Increases in plasma ANF following administration of vasopressin, angiotensin II, or phenylephrine are driven by changes in left ventricular afterload and atrial stretch rather than direct hormonal effects.
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ANF secretion in conscious dogs is driven by afterload and atrial stretch, not direct hormonal effects; leaves open relevance to human heart failure.
Stewart et al. (1990) studied this question.
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