Adaptation of cardiac vagal responses to baroreceptor stimuli in the dog

AUTOR(ES)

Potter, Erica K.

RESUMO

1. There is adaptation of the cardiac vagal efferent responses to stimulation of the arterial baroreceptors by a series of brief intracarotid pressure pulses, by a sustained elevation of pulsatile systemic pressure, or by sustained steady increases in intracarotid pressure. This was demonstrated here in experiments on anaesthetized dogs.

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