Cooper VL, Pearson SB, Bowker CM, Elliott MW, Hainsworth R. Interaction of chemoreceptor and baroreceptor reflexes by hypoxia and hypercapnia — a mechanism for promoting hypertension in ...

Introduction: The baroreceptor reflex (BR) is the most prominent short-term compensator during blood pressure (BP) challenges. Aim: To study the effect of postconceptional age (PCA, gestational ...

However, the initial phase III Rheos Pivotal Trial on continuous carotid baroreceptor pacing for resistant hypertension with the first-generation baroreceptor pacemaker yielded equivocal data on ...

The baroreceptor reflex is a fascinating medical phenomenon. The reflex is controlled by specialized neurons that react in just a fraction of a second to keep blood pressure fairly consistent.

The baroreceptor reflex is a fascinating medical phenomenon. The reflex is controlled by specialized neurons that react in just a fraction of a second to keep blood pressure fairly consistent. For ...

These results show that low-worry tendency is associated with higher blood pressure and greater baroreceptor reflex efficiency, whereas increased worrying is linked to lower blood pressure.

Exactly how the baroreceptor reflex works has been a mystery for nearly 100 years, though. “For example, when you stand up, your blood pressure normally drops – rapidly,” a statement from ...

The Bainbridge reflex acts in opposition to the carotid baroreceptor reflex which increases heart rate when the stretch is decreased in states of hypotension or hypovolemia.

The baroreceptor reflex--sometimes referred to simply as the baroreflex--helps maintain a steady blood pressure by changing heart rate or resistance in the blood vessels.

Your sore throat could mean you are at risk of dying from a heart attack or stroke Researchers found patients with throat issues, such as from viral infections or acid reflux, had less ability to ...

This ability, called the baroreceptor reflex, involves a series of quick responses within the body to keep blood pressure in a normal range when someone abruptly changes position, the Cleveland ...

The baroreceptor reflex is a fascinating medical phenomenon. The reflex is controlled by specialized neurons that react in just a fraction of a second to keep blood pressure fairly consistent.