Cardiorespiratory and Motor Coordination

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XXI

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2. Common and Differentiated Rhythmicities in Cardiorespiratory Efferents

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Mechanical and Neural Interactions Between Positive Pressure, Artificial Ventilation, and Cardiovascular Function in Anesthetized Dogs

      • A. Federici, M. Dambrosio, L. Nocera, A. Chiddo, T. Fiore, P. Rizzon

      Pages 3-8

   3. Interrelations Between Slow and Fast Rhythms in Sympathetic Discharge

      • M. I. Cohen, R. Barnhardt, C.-F. Shaw

      Pages 9-15

   4. Common and Specific Sources of Regional Sympathetic Outflows in Cerebral Ischemia, Cushing Reaction, and Asphyxia

      • B. Kocsis, G. L. Gebber, L. Fedina

      Pages 16-25

   5. Interrelationships Between the Respiratory and Sympathetic Rhythm Generating Systems in Neonates as Revealed by Alterations in Afferent Inputs

      • P. M. Gootman, A. L. Sica, A. M. Steele, H. L. Cohen, B. W. Hundley, G. Condemi et al.

      Pages 26-32

   6. Identification of Postganglionic Thoracic Sympathetic Neurons: Cardiac and Respiratory Discharge Patterns

      • P. Szulczyk, B. Kamosińska

      Pages 33-38

   7. Species-Dependent Respiratory and Autonomic Nerve Activities: Respiratory-Sympathetic Synchronization and Autonomic Nerve Responses to Hypoxia and Hypercapnia in the Rat

      • A. Trzebski

      Pages 39-48

3. Back Matter

   Pages 49-49

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4. Neurochemical Characterization of Cardiovascular and Respiratory Control Systems

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 51-51

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   2. CO2-Induced Depolarization of Neurons in Nucleus Tractus Solitarii: A Potential Substrate for Central Chemoreceptors

      • J. B. Dean, D. E. Millhorn

      Pages 53-59

   3. Organization of Respiratory Reflexes in the Caudal Region of the Nucleus of the Tractus Solitarius

      • G. D. Housley, S. Brew, D. de Castro, J. D. Sinclair

      Pages 60-70

   4. The Role of the Nucleus Raphe Magnus in the Control of Cold Shivering and Respiratory Evaporative Heat Loss

      • P. Hinckel

      Pages 71-76

   5. Gene Expression for Neuropeptides in the Ganglia of the Vagus (Nodose) and Glossopharyngeal (Petrosal) Nerves

      • D. E. Millhorn, M. F. Czyzyk-Krzeska, D. A. Bayliss, K. B. Seroogy

      Pages 77-85

5. Specificity and/or Non-Specificity in Brainstem Cardiorespiratory Networks

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 87-87

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   2. The Rostral Ventrolateral Medulla: Anatomical Substrates of Cardiopulmonary Integration

      • D. A. Ruggiero, R. E. Gomez, S. L. Cravo, E. Mtui, M. Anwar, D. J. Reis

      Pages 89-102

   3. Descending Projections of Hypothalamic Sympathoexcitatory Neurons in the Cat

      • S. M. Barman

      Pages 103-110

   4. Mechanism of the Modulatory Effect of Somatic Nerve Input on Abnormal Cardiovascular Function

      • P. Li

      Pages 111-117

   5. On the Existence of a Common Cardiorespiratory Network

      • D. W. Richter, K. M. Spyer, M. P. Gilbey, E. E. Lawson, C. R. Bainton, Z. Wilhelm

      Pages 118-130

   6. Cooperativity in Distributed Respiratory and Cardiovascular-Related Brainstem Neural Assemblies: Insights from Many-Neuron Recordings

      • B. G. Lindsey, Y. M. Hernandez, R. Shannon

      Pages 131-137

This volume contains the contributions to a Satellite Symposium of the XXXI In­ ternational Congress of Physiological Sciences in Espoo, Helsinki, Finland, July 15-17,1989. The general purpose of this Symposium was to bring together specialists from different fields of physiology who work on systems that are closely linked function­ ally with regard to behavioral adaptation. In a certain sense it represents a contin­ uation of two former books on the Central Interaction Between Respiratory and Cardiovascular Control Systems 1 and on Neurovegetative Control Systems: Basic 2 Function, Integration and Disorders , but explicitly includes the relationship with motor control. Since the first book appeared, much has been achieved in the field of physiology of respiratory, cardiovascular, and somatomotor control. It is not intended that this book compete with other publications from more specialized meetings which deal with the most recent findings in a particular field of research, and rightly so.

• Atmung
• Kontrollsystem
• Kreislauf
• Motorische Kontrolle
• Rhythmitzität
• arterial pressure
• blood cell
• cardiovascular
• cardiovascular function
• cardiovascular regulation
• central interactions
• heart rate
• pathophysiology
• physiology
• rhythmicity

• Institut für Physiologie, FU Berlin, Berlin 33, Germany

  Hans-Peter Koepchen

• Department of Physiology, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland

  Timo Huopaniemi

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