Titlebook: Central Neurone Environment and the Control Systems of Breathing and Circulation; Marianne E. Schläfke,Wolf R. See,Hans-Peter Koepch Confe

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Patterns of Reflex Responses to Dynamic Stimulation of the Human Respiratory SystemFor more than 10 years we have been interested in the reflex effects in man of changing the time profile of the alveolar P.. . I hope to show you today that the precise pattern of the reflex response may be influenced by the detail of the forcing pattern.

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Central Neurone Environmenty an optimal environment. This is particularly the case for nerve cells and muscle cells where the ionic composition of the extracellular fluid is crucial for excitability. In most tissues of the higher organisms environmental composition is largely determined by the composition of blood plasma, and

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Effect of the Anion Blocker ‘SITS’ on Cerebrospinal Fluid [HCO 3 − ] in Acute Acid-Base Perturbationet well understood (Leusen 1972, Javaheri and Kazemi 1981). Recent studies on red blood cells have shown that a protein carrier system is involved in transmembrane exchange of certain inorganic anions which can be blocked by a variety of anionic probes (for review, see Deuticke 1977). Disulfonic sti

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Localization of CO2 Sensitive Units in the Rostral Medullary Chemosensitive Area of the Cat, S: intermediate) on the ventrolateral surface of the medulla (Berndt et al. 1972a, b, Mitchell et al 1963a, b, Pokorski 1976, Schlaefke and Loeschke 1967, Schlaefke et al. 1970, 1974, 1975, Trouth et al. 1973a). Schlaefke et al. (1974, 1975, 1979) described about 180–200 nerve cells on each side o

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Microstimulation Within the Intermediate Area and It’s Influence on Respiratory Neuronsd reticular neurons (Peskow and Piatin 1976, Davies and Loeschcke 1977, Davies 1980). It is known that local electrical stimulation on the ventral medullary surface causes both respiratory and cardiovascular effects (Loeschcke et al. 1970, Trouth et al 1973). Therefore, in order to gain information

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Training of Central Chemosensitivity in Infants with Sleep Apnea S) rostrally and caudally (Schlaefke 1981). Elimination of the intermediate area alone is sufficient to abolish the central H.-sensitivity completely. Within this area neurones increase their spontaneous tonic discharge frequency with a decrease of pH, measured on the ventral medullary surface, and