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    Coupling of spontaneous changes in muscle sympathetic nerve activity to blood pressure in humans : potential influence of age [abstract]

    Fairfax, Seth T.
    Young, Colin Neal, 1981-
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    2010
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    University of Missouri--Columbia. School of Medicine
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    Previous studies indicate a 5.5 second latency between a burst of muscle sympathetic nerve activity (MSNA) and the resultant peak blood pressure response, which averages up to 3 mmHg. Aging may attenuate α-adrenergic sensitivity, impair baroreflex function, and hence affect the ability to sympathetically modulate blood pressure. Yet a thorough examination of these relationships in older adults has not been performed. Purpose: To compare the relationship between spontaneous changes in MSNA to changes in blood pressure in young and older men.
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