Why the study?
Is venous plasma potassium concentration causally related to prolonged post-exercise hyperaemia following isometric handgrip contractions?
Population
Subjects undergoing isometric handgrip contractions (sample size and demographics not stated in abstract)
Comparison
Isometric handgrip contractions at 15% and 30%… vs Resting state, different contraction…
Design
Other
Authors
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Dissociates venous [K+] from prolonged hyperaemia after isometric contractions; leaves open alternative mediators for mechanistic research.
Is venous plasma potassium concentration causally related to prolonged post-exercise hyperaemia following isometric handgrip contractions?
Venous plasma potassium concentration does not appear to be the causal factor for prolonged post-exercise hyperaemia following isometric handgrip contractions.
Jensen et al. (1993) studied this question.
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