The vascular myogenic response refers to the acute reaction of a blood vessel to a change
in transmural pressure. This response is critically important for the development of resting …

7. Conclusion In conclusion, it is my hope (like that of my co-authors [10]) that the schematic
shown in Fig. 1 can provide a basis for describing the results of vascular remodelling. It is …

Implantable neuroelectronic interfaces have enabled advances in both fundamental
research and treatment of neurological diseases but traditional intracranial depth electrodes …

Mechanical properties of arteries are altered in some rat models of hypertension, and this
may influence peripheral resistance and blood pressure as well as some of the …

Techniques are described for the mounting of large artery and vein ring segments on wire
hooks in an organ bath chamber. Each vessel is set to normalised conditions of passive …

The study of vascular wall changes in humans has generated great interest with the
increasing realization that, independently of the potential contribution to mechanisms …

Objective: A theoretical model is developed to describe the myogenic response of resistance
vessels to changes in intravascular pressure, based on a consideration of the active and …

Objectives To determine whether an angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, enalapril, and
a dihydropyridine calcium channel antagonist, amlodipine, regress the altered structure …

Cellular aspects of remodeling in intact arteries have not been fully investigated, mainly due
to the lack of an appropriate methodology that allows for simple measurements. The aim of …

1 Pharmacological experiments on vascular tissue are normally performed on isometric ring
or strip preparations. The aim of this study was to compare the isometric characteristics with …