Challenging O2 delivery demand/matching with reduced exercising muscle perfusion pressure: Do vasodilatory and/or pressor mechanisms compensate?
We sought to determine if compensatory vasodilator and/or pressor responses protect exercising muscle O2 delivery (O2D) under conditions of reduced arterial perfusion pressure, if this is exercise intensity-dependent, and if distinct cardiovascular response phenotypes exist. Ten healthy male subjec...
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2012
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1974/7465 |