actividad médica extranjera: el mecanismo de los reflejos vasomotores producidos mediante estímulo de los nervios sensoriales de los mamíferos

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Abstract
(The mechanism of the vasomotor reflexes produced by stimulating mammalian sensory nerves). Por G. Gordon, Journal of Physiology, 102, 95-107, junio, 1943 El estímulo del extremo central cortado de nervios mixtos puede determinar un aumento o un descenso en la presión sanguínea general según las característica de la excitación. El autor examinó estos fenómenos en gastos deserecrados o anestesiados empleando un estímulo eléctrico que puede graduarse cuantitativamente en cuanto su intensidad, duración y frecuencia de repetición. Se dan detalles completos de la técnica y resultados.
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Journal european journal of cancer prevention : the official journal of the european cancer prevention organisation (ecp)
Year 1945
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