Search for dissertations about: "baroreceptor"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the word baroreceptor.
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1. On cardiovascular responses to hypovolemic circulatory stress. An experimental study in man
Abstract : Aged subjects have a decreased tolerance to hypovolemia, which could contribute to their increased cardiovascular morbidity. One possible etiological factor might be an age-related reduction in the efficiency of the baroreceptor reflex axis. READ MORE
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2. Cerebral Hemodynamics through Intracrnial Pressure
Abstract : Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) continues to be a major problem worldwide. Today, intensive care of patients with TBI is mainly focused on preventing and treating secondary brain injuries. High pressure inside the intracranial cavity has been found to be an important feature of disturbed cerebral dynamics and secondary injuries. READ MORE
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3. Effects of the angiotensin II type 1 receptor blocker (AT₁ receptor blocker) candesartan cilexetil on systemic and renal haemodynamics in hypertensive patients
Abstract : Established primary hypertension is primarily characterised by elevated peripheral resistance and an increase in renal vascular resistance. Antagonism of angiotensin II may be a particularly relevant intervention in this condition, as angiotensin II is known to act both as a powerful vasoconstrictor and as a stimulus to vascular hyperthrophy. READ MORE
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4. Heart rate variability and vascular function in healthy subjects and in patients with insulindependent (Type 1) diabetes mellitus
Abstract : The incidence of atherosclerosis parallels the decreasing function of the autonomic nervous system. Both atherosclerosis and autonomic dysfunction are common in patients with diabetes mellitus. READ MORE
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5. Cardiovascular and metabolic control in obese children and adolescents
Abstract : Childhood obesity is an emerging risk factor for disease and mortality worldwide. The cardiovascular consequences and prevention thereof need to be further investigated. Exercise and weight loss are well examined and effective in the prevention of cardiovascular risk, but warrant well motivated patients with strong social support. READ MORE