… Increases in heart rate, as well as alterations in myocardial extracellular matrix … captopril
has been shown to reduce cardiovascular responses to acute stress in the post-infarction heart …

… We investigated for possible underlying mechanisms … ) and heart rate (ΔHR) (bottom panel)
after Bezold-Jarisch reflex (… acute poisoning can be prevented by captopril, an ACE inhibitor …

… mechanism is represented by the reduction in sympathetic activity, through the reduction in
renal afferent nervous activity and the suppression of central reflex mechanisms. … or captopril …

… signaling mechanism in the PVN that mediates the ERR. … The blood pressure, heart rate,
and renal sympathetic nerve … enzyme inhibitor captopril had no significant effects on these …

… , increases cardiovascular sympathetic outflow and impairs the … reflex control of heart rate
in aged animal models. The precise mechanisms underlying the deleterious cardiovascular …

… It is often seen with symptoms such as unstable heart rate, reduced … This leads to an abnormal
reflexive response to unpleasant … such as captopril and cilazapril. These two drugs, which …

… autonomic and reflex regulation of cardiovascular activity [81]. … -converting enzyme inhibitor
(captopril) reduced blood pressure … heart rate but not the blood pressure rhythm [103]. Similar …

… effects. Since other peptidases may produce AT- II, this mechanism might explain the failure
of captopril … improvement of vagal reflexes, stabilization of the heart rhythm and control of the …

… mechanism known as the adipose afferent reflex [9, 10]. … evidence that captopril has the
potential to rebalance the … gut flora by captopril may contribute to the hypotensive effect of …

… for the dry cough associated with ACEI captopril therapy (35). … , IP3 inhibitor) blocks the
captopril-induced augmentation of … effect on the receptors involved in the cough reflex remains …