… the sympathetic nervous system on aortic and large artery pulse … conducted in healthy
normotensive subjects using lower‐… could involve sympathetic activation influencing the tone of …

… Subjects completed a health history survey and were … sympathetic-adrenergic vascular tone.
Similar results were found when performing this analysis between young and MA/O subjects …

… of aPAD in a population of subjects with type 1 diabetes attending … only two subjects had
bilateral noncomplicated atherosclerotic … The relative sympathetic overload and exposure of the …

… increase arterial stiffness, reduce vascular distensibility and … , whose physiological tonic
restraint on adrenergic drive is … the only available data refer to healthy subjects, in which drug …

… of target organ damage in healthy and HTN-I individuals. … to higher PWV in subjects with
abnormal arterial stiffness (AS), … (high sympathetic tone and/or low parasympathetic tone) [121,…

… (vascular tone) is maintained by the basal sympathetic nervous … , vessel resistance, stiffness,
and an atherosclerotic process that … The topic of stress is well studied and voluminous. In …

… a chronic disease process (atherosclerosis) that is influenced … Of note, ET-1 is an important
vasoconstrictor for the restraint … , we measured MSNA in healthy subjects during fatiguing …

… and track structural arterial changes that reflect arteriosclerosis. … Restraining straps were
used on the lower extremities and … subject comfort and to insure that stimulation of sympathetic …

… a microvascular net, which is the subject of research (Fig. 1). … sympathetic withdrawal
NO-sensitizing mechanism may operate not only in peripheral arteries but also for the distensibility …

… On the other hand, AF triggers are not restrained to densely innervated tissue alone. A study
… Both preganglionic and postganglionic sympathetic fibers may innervate the renal artery. …