RESPONSES OF CARDIOVASCULAR AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEMS TO SUDDEN STANDING WITH LOWER ABDOMINAL TENSION

Al-Kubati,  Mohamed; Fiser, B.

RESPONSES OF CARDIOVASCULAR AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEMS TO SUDDEN STANDING WITH LOWER ABDOMINAL TENSION

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Authors	AL-KUBATI Mohamed FISER B.
Year of publication	2011
Type	Conference abstract
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Medicine
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Description	In orthostatism, increases in heart rate, baroreflex sensitivity and in the blood pressure during lower abdominal tension (LAT) are closely the same as during standing without tension. These results indicate that the use of the LAT alone to avoid orthostatic hypotension is not enough.
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