Why the study?
Do isometric handgrip and mental stress alter muscle sympathetic nerve activity and cardiac noradrenaline spillover compared to rest in healthy subjects?
Population
10 healthy subjects
Comparison
Isometric handgrip at 30% of maximum power and… vs Rest
Design
Other
Authors
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Differential sympathetic responses to handgrip versus mental stress in healthy subjects; leaves open relevance to autonomic dysregulation in cardiovascular disease.
Do isometric handgrip and mental stress alter muscle sympathetic nerve activity and cardiac noradrenaline spillover compared to rest in healthy subjects?
Handgrip and mental stress elicit different balances of sympathetic outflow to the heart and skeletal muscle in healthy humans.
Wallin et al. (1992) studied this question.
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