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January 1, 1953Circulation Research38 citationsOpen Access

Fundamental Difference in the Reactivity of the Blood Vessels in Skin Compared with those in Muscle

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JLJohn T. LanierAtrium Health Wake Forest BaptistHGHarold D. GreenIndiana University BloomingtonJHJohn C. HardawayBoston University

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Blood flow was measured with the electromagnetic flowmeter in the saphenous artery bed (cutaneous) and in the distal femoral and popliteal beds (muscle). The effects of ischemia and of intra-arterial injection with methacholine, l-epinephrine and l-norepinephrine were studied before and again after each injection of progressively increased doses of antiadrenergic drugs. These studies indicate a fundamental difference between the reactivity of cutaneous and muscular vascular beds.

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