The study demonstrates that changes in right and left ventricular output during exercise and postural changes are synchronous, challenging the traditional view that venous return is the primary driver of cardiac output changes.
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Challenges venous return primacy in animal exercise models; leaves open translation to human cardiac output regulation.
Franklin et al. (1962) studied this question.
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