Why the study?
Does adenosine trigger reflex sympathetic activation via muscle afferent nerves in humans?
Population
Humans undergoing physiological testing
Comparison
Intrabrachial adenosine injection and forearm… vs Intravenous adenosine; axillary ganglionic…
Authors
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May implicate adenosine in exercise pressor reflex sympathetic activation; hypothesis-generating for afferent-targeted therapies in hypertension.
Does adenosine trigger reflex sympathetic activation via muscle afferent nerves in humans?
Adenosine acts as a metabolic trigger of the exercise pressor reflex in humans by activating muscle afferent nerves, leading to sympathetic stimulation.
Costa et al. (2001) studied this question.
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