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Firing properties of single muscle vasoconstrictor neurons in the sympathoexcitation associated with congestive heart failure

Macefield et al., 1999

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4532895367649797046
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Macefield V
Rundqvist B
Sverrisdottir Y
Wallin B
Elam M
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Circulation

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Background—Congestive heart failure (CHF) in humans is associated with a marked sympathoexcitation, including an augmented muscle sympathetic nerve activity (MSNA) in intraneural multiunit recordings. In the present study, single-unit recording was used to …
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