-
suggested that it is the lack of
oxygen itself that
causes capillary beds to
vasodilate by the
smooth muscle hypoxia of the
vessels in the region. This latter...
-
arterioles of
skeletal muscle,
cardiac muscle, and
pulmonary circulation vasodilate in
response to
these hormones when they act on beta-adrenergic receptors...
- than it was at rest, so the
blood vessels supplying that
muscle will
vasodilate, or
widen in size, to
increase the
amount of blood, and
therefore oxygen...
- brainstem,
which increases the
parasympathetic drive. Vasodilation: It also
vasodilates arterial and
venous blood vessels through a
central mechanism, by primarily...
- The
cells increase the
production of
nitric oxide and
prostaglandins to
vasodilate the
afferent arterioles and
increase renin release. See Also: TGF mechanism...
-
contractility and
decrease pulmonary vascular resistance.
Milrinone also
works to
vasodilate which helps alleviate increased pressures (afterload) on the heart, thus...
- may
include the
regulation of
vascular stiffness, the
production of
vasodilating nitric oxide, and the
regulation of
vessel permeability. However, the...
- β- and α1-adrenergic receptors,
which provides additional arteriolar vasodilating action. Beta
blockers vary in
their lipophilicity (fat solubility) and...
-
muscle of the
arteries (called
trabecular smooth muscle),
acting as a
vasodilating agent. The
arteries dilate,
filling the
corpus spongiosum and corpora...
-
Macrophages and
endothelial cells release nitric oxide.
These mediators vasodilate and
permeabilize the
blood vessels,
which results in the net distribution...
