Why the study?
Does lower body negative pressure and neck suction alter forearm venous capacitance at different ambient temperatures in supine humans?
Population
Supine humans, n=6
Comparison
Lower body negative pressure and neck suction at… vs Baseline/control values
Design
Other
Authors
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Should not yet change practice in orthostatic or thermal stress; extends baroreflex mapping of venous capacitance across temperatures.
Does lower body negative pressure and neck suction alter forearm venous capacitance at different ambient temperatures in supine humans?
Low-pressure baroreceptors initiate significant venoconstrictor reflexes over a wide range of ambient temperatures, whereas carotid baroreceptors play little role in reflex venomotor adjustments.
Tripathi et al. (1984) studied this question.
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