Coronary vasomotor constrictor tone serves as a necessary reserve for metabolic adaptation of the coronaries, and its loss leads to vessel rigidity analogous to angina pectoris.
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Coronary constrictor tone supports metabolic adaptation in canines; leaves open its role in human coronary reserve and angina.
Szentiványi et al. (1963) studied this question.
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