The mechanism of the attenuated arterial baroreceptor control of heart rate in heart failure
was studied in 18 unanesthetized dogs after the development of chronic right-heart failure …

Cardiovascular reflexes that are mediated by receptors in the heart and blood vessels
control a variety of important hemodynamic and humoral functions. The action of these …

This brief review summarizes abnormalities of arterial and cardiopulmonary baroreflex
control of heart rate and sympathetic nerve activity. The potential role of these abnormalities …

In a study of the effects of heart failure on the responses of cardiac receptors, ten dogs were
subjected to tricuspid avulsion and pulmonary artery stenosis. One case of spontaneous …

The arterial baroreflex has been shown to be depressed in both clinical and experimental
heart failure. The mechanism and significance of this depression remains controversial. Part …

It has been well documented that the arterial baroreflex is depressed in chronic congestive
heart failure. Furthermore, cardiopulmonary reflexes have also been shown to be depressed …

Congestive heart failure is usually accompanied by cardiovascular signs of an increased
sympathetic and a decreased parasympathetic efferent activity. A current hypothesis for …

Cardiac and arterial baroreflex control of the circulation is abnormal in both human and
experimental heart failure. Ventricular vagal afferents mediate mechanical and chemical …

Vagal and glossopharyngeal afferents from cardiopulmonary and arterial baroreceptors
exert supraspinal tonic restraint on sympathetic efferent outflow. The baroreceptor inhibitory …

Cardiac receptors include both mechanically and chemically sensitive receptors located in
atria and in ventricles. Atrial receptors innervated by myelinated vagal afferent fibers reflexly …