May 1, 1972Cardiovascular Research
Comparison of the reflex heart rate response to rising and falling arterial pressure in man
Why the study?
Does induced increase or decrease of arterial pressure affect reflex changes of heart rate in man?
Population
man
Design
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Discussion
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Implication
Transient reflex changes of heart rate in response to rising and falling arterial pressure are asymmetrical.
Key Points
- This research aims to compare the reflex heart rate response to increases and decreases in arterial pressure.
- Induced increase and decrease of arterial pressure was measured.
- Reflex heart rate changes were recorded and analyzed for symmetry.
- Observed asymmetrical reflex changes in heart rate with increased arterial pressure compared to decreased pressure.
Structured PICO
Does induced increase or decrease of arterial pressure affect reflex changes of heart rate in man?
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Population
man
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Intervention
induced increase or decrease of arterial pressure
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Outcome
reflex changes of heart ratesurrogate
Transient reflex changes of heart rate in response to rising and falling arterial pressure are asymmetrical.
Cite This Study
Pickering et al. (1972) studied this question.