Hemodynamic Processes
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13. Hemodynamics and coagulation in experimental auxiliary liver transplantation during fulminant hepatic failure.
In pigs, ischemic liver cell necrosis was induced by 6 hours' occlusion of the hepatic artery and the portal vein 3 days after construction of a side-to-side portacaval shunt and division of the hepatic ligaments. Two thirds of the liver of an MLC-compatible donor was heterotopically transplanted 13 hours (group I), and 3 hours (group II) after induction of
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14. Human posterior auditory cortex gates novel sounds to consciousness
Life or death in hostile environments depends crucially on one's ability to detect and gate novel sounds to awareness, such as that of a twig cracking under the paw of a stalking predator in a noisy jungle. Two distinct auditory cortex processes have been thought to underlie this phenomenon: (i) attenuation of the so-called N1 response with repeated stimulat
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15. Electroencephalographic signatures of attentional and cognitive default modes in spontaneous brain activity fluctuations at rest
We assessed the relation between hemodynamic and electrical indices of brain function by performing simultaneous functional MRI (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG) in awake subjects at rest with eyes closed. Spontaneous power fluctuations of electrical rhythms were determined for multiple discrete frequency bands, and associated fMRI signal modulations w
National Academy of Sciences.
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16. Prevention of bedrest-induced physical deconditioning by daily dobutamine infusions. Implications for drug-induced physical conditioning.
The effects of intermittent infusions of dobutamine were studied in young normal male subjects during a period of bedrest deconditioning to determine whether this synthetic catechol affects physical conditioning processes in humans. 24 volunteers were placed at bedrest and randomized to daily 2-h treatments of saline infusions (control), dobutamine infusions
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17. Administration of atrial natriuretic factor inhibits sodium-coupled transport in proximal tubules.
The newly discovered peptides extracted from cardiac atria, atrial natriuretic factors (ANFs), when administered parenterally cause renal hemodynamic changes and natriuresis. The nephron sites and cellular mechanism accounting for profound increase in Na+ excretion in response to ANFs are not yet clarified. In the present study we investigated whether synthe