β Scribed by H. P. Koepchen (auth.), Professor Dr. H. P. Koepchen, Professor Dr. S. M. Hilton, Professor Dr. A. Trzebski (eds.)
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This book presents the proceedings of a satellite symposium of the XXVllth International Congress of IUPS held in Berlin, July 12-15, 1977 the latest of a series of meetings dealing with the organization of the autonomic nervous system, especially its central nervous control (Warsaw 1971, Tokyo 1974, Heidelberg 1976). This was an occasion for the discussion of the rapidly increasing experience of laboratories and research groups in a number of countries. Interest is growing in the organization of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve supplies, and there is much new material derived largely from single unit reΒ cordings within both central and peripheral nervous structures. It has long been known that various rhythms originating in central nerΒ vous structures, including the respiratory rhythm, are reflected in autonomic outflows. Moreover, the autonomic responses themselves rarely appear in isolation, and are usually seen as part of patterns of change involving a number of organs and systems. These facts alone imply comΒ plex interactions within the central nervous system, which indicate that studies of relationships between the relevant inputs, intrinsic central nervous activity and autonomic outputs constitute a special branch of neurophysiology which needs to be developed in order to gain insights into the forms of central nervous organization which are inΒ volved.
Front Matter....Pages I-IX
General Introduction....Pages 1-4
Front Matter....Pages 5-7
Interaction of Central and Peripheral Inputs onto Vagal Cardiomotor Neurones....Pages 8-14
The Integrative Role of the Sympathetic Neurone....Pages 15-20
Spontaneous Activity Pattern and Anatomical Distribution of Brain Stem Reticular Neurones Showing Correlations with Phrenic and Renal Sympathetic Nerve Activities....Pages 21-29
Dynamic Characteristics of the βUnspecific Brain Stem Systemβ....Pages 30-41
Front Matter....Pages 43-46
Cardiovascular Effects of Drugs Acting on the Ventral Surface of the Brain Stem....Pages 47-55
Ventral Medullary Surface Stimulus Response in Relation to Ventilatory and Cardiovascular Effects....Pages 56-64
Effects of Stimulation of Chemosensitive Areas by Superfusion on Ventral Medulla and by Infusion into Vertebral Artery of Chemical Stimuli in Non-Anaesthetized βEncΓ©phale IsolΓ©β Preparations in Cats....Pages 65-75
Central Chemosensitive Mechanisms Involved in a Feedback Control of Peripheral Chemoreceptors....Pages 76-81
Front Matter....Pages 83-86
Carotid Baroreceptor Input to the Catβs Brain β Where is the First Synapse?....Pages 87-92
Central Organization of Chemoreceptor Input....Pages 93-96
The Influence of Sensory Inputs from the Abdomen on Chemoreceptor Activity....Pages 97-103
Central Connections of Vagal Cardiac Receptors....Pages 104-115
Is There an Influence of Discharge Patterns of Neurones of the Common Brain Stem System on Neuronal Activity in the Dorsomedial Part of the NTS?....Pages 116-124
Back Matter....Pages 86-86
Front Matter....Pages 125-127
Respiratory Rhythmicities in Vasoconstrictor and Sudomotor Neurones Supplying the Catβs Hindlimb....Pages 128-136
Central Mechanisms of Interaction Between Sympathetic Preganglionic Neurons and the Respiratory Oscillator....Pages 137-143
Two Fibre Types in the Sympathetic Vasomotor Outflow Involved in Functional Differentiation: Their Linkage with the Respiratory Cycle....Pages 144-151
Differential Sympathetic Responses to Stimulation of Arterial Chemoreceptors: The Laterality of Cardiac Sympathetic Nerve Responses....Pages 152-157
Central Organization of Exercise Input....Pages 158-167
Front Matter....Pages 169-171
Pulmonary Afferent Influences on Respiratory Modulation of Sympathetic Discharge....Pages 172-178
Front Matter....Pages 169-171
Central Modulation of Inspiratory and Expiratory Stimulations of the Carotid Body and Carotid Sinus Nerve....Pages 180-187
Respiratory Modulation of Vagal and Sympathetic Reflex Effects of Chemoreceptor and Baroreceptor Origin....Pages 188-196
The Respiratory-Cardiovascular Brain Stem Oscillator in the Context of Afferent and Central Excitatory and Inhibitory Systems....Pages 197-205
Central Respiratory-Baroreceptor Reflex Interaction in Man....Pages 206-215
Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Innervation of the Heart at Rest and Work in Man as Judged by Heart Rate and Sinus-Arrhythmia....Pages 216-223
Cardiovascular-Respiratory Interactions in Breath-Hold Diving....Pages 224-232
Back Matter....Pages 233-246
Neurology; Cardiology; Pneumology/Respiratory System
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