Publications
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| intracellular ph of cardiac muscle after administration of potassium-magnesium-aspartate (author's transl). | 27 sprague-dawley rats were anesthetized with pentobarbital. artificial ventilation was given by a starling pump respirator via a tracheal tube. intracellular ph of cardiac muscle was determined by means of the indirect procedure of measuring the distribution of 5,5-dimethyl-2,4-oxazolidinedione (dmo) in intra- and extracellular spaces (dmo-method). 12 rats were injected i.p. with 0.33 mval potassium-magnesium-aspartate/100 g body weight and 15 rats served as controls. using a regression analysi ... | 1975 | 3185 |
| seasonal variation in the effects of wetting on the energetics and survival of starlings (sturnus vulgaris). | 1977 | 11930 | |
| application of the starling resistor concept to the lungs during cppv. | the application of the starling resistor concept of the lungs during continuous positive pressure ventilation (cppv) was evaluated. ventilation and hemodynamics were studied in eight anesthetized and paralyzed dogs before and during the use of cppv. cppv resulted in an increase in transpulmonary pressure and functional residual capacity (frc), and a decrease in arterial ph and mixed venous oxygen tension (pvo2). cardica index decreased 32% (p less than 0.01) and stroke volume 51% (p less than 0. ... | 1977 | 14809 |
| pulsus alternans in regionally hypoxic ventricles of open-chest dogs: regional mechanical alternation of potentiation and attenuation of the inotropic state. | sustained mechanical alternation appeared after a spontaneous premature ventricular contraction in 6 open-chest dogs during the perfusion of the left circumflex coronary artery by krebs-henseleit solution equilibrated with 5% co2 and 95% n2. the animals were instrumented with a catheter in the left ventricle and ultrasonic crystals in hypoxic and control segments. left ventricular systolic pressure was significantly higher in the strong than in the weak beats with no significant difference of en ... | 1979 | 94997 |
| nationwide residues of organochlorine compounds in starlings (sturnus vulgaris), 1976. | organochlorine pesticide and pcb residues in starlings from 126 sites within the contiguous 48 states were monitored during fall 1976. the average nationwide level of dde and pcbs has increased significantly since 1974, but the number of sites reporting pcb residues has decreased fivefold. dieldrin residues have remained unchanged since 1974. highest dde levels occurred in samples from parts of arizona, arkansas, california, louisiana, and new mexico. | 1979 | 111216 |
| dimensional analysis of the left ventricle: effects of acute aortic regurgitation. | the effects of acute severe aortic regurgitation on the left ventricle were investigated in conscious, chronically instrumented dogs. left ventricular dimensions and volumes were measured from biplane cineradiographs of beads positioned near the endocardium. data were collected before and after the production of aortic regurgitation by a catheter technique. the aortic regurgitation resulted in increases in mean aortic pulse pressure from 44 to 73 mmhg (p smaller than 0.001), heart rate from 87 t ... | 1975 | 123419 |
| intramyocardial pressure: effect of preload on transmural distribution of systolic coronary blood flow. | impairment of systolic coronary blood flow (cbf) may be mediated by intramyocardial pressure (pim). however, the effect of systole on the magnitude and transmural distribution of coronary blood flow has not been investigated. the purpose of this study was to measure this effect, and, indirectly, intramyocardial pressure. it is assumed that intramyocardial pressure acts on the coronary vessels as a starling resistor, such that local coronary blood flow is determined by the equation: coronary perf ... | 1975 | 124128 |
| consequences of myocardial structural adaptation on left ventricular compliance and the frank-starling relationship in spontaneously hypertensive rats. | the frank-starling relationship of hearts from adult spontaneously hypertensive rats (shr, okamoto 1969), representing the established phase of hypertension, and of young shr, representing the initial phase of hypertension, was investigated by using the isolated working heart preparation. in the "normal" diastolic pressure range (5 to 10 cm h2o), the left ventricle of both shr groups displayed significantly reduced stroke volumes compared with hearts of normotensive controls (ncr); the degree of ... | 1975 | 125525 |
| left ventricle contractile function in trained dogs with cardial hypertrophy. | eight mongrel dogs exercised for 8 weeks by treadmill running at 20 per cent incline 20 to 25 minutes twice daily, 4-5 days/week. another eight dogs which were kept in the cages for a similar period served as controls. the exercise program was effective in inducing myocardial hypertrophy since the ratio left ventricular weight/body weight was significantly (p less than 0.001) higher in the trained dogs (5.04 g/kg) than in the sedentary animals (3.83 g/kg). in morphine-chloralose anesthesia the d ... | 1976 | 132926 |
| [interstitial transudation with postural changes in man]. | starling-landis concepts of formation of interstitial fluids are in agreement with measurements of calf volume in normal young women, in horizontal recumbency or after horizontal immersion. the volume of the calf is reduced when the hydrostatic pressure of the blood column is diminished under the phlebostatic level and when the external pressure is increased by the hydrostatic pressure of the water bath. | 1979 | 158412 |
| cardiovascular 'reactivity' to graded splanchnic nerve stimulation in spontaneously hypertensive and normotensive control rats. | cardiovascular 'reactivity' to graded splanchnic nerve stimulation was compared in adult spontaneously hypertensive rats (shr) and normotensive controls (ncr), during abolished adrenal medullary secretion and neurogenic cardiac control and depressed reflex vascular adjustments. arterial pressure, heart rate and cardiac output were measured, and total peripheral resistance (tpr) and stroke volume (sv) computed before, during and after nerve stimulation. the neurogenic resistance increases in the ... | 1979 | 159600 |
| performance of the hypertrophied left ventricle in spontaneously hypertensive rat. effects of changes in preload and afterload. | isolated hearts from adult spontaneously hypertensive rats (shr; okamoto 1969), with established hypertension, were investigated in an antegrade perfusion apparatus where preload and afterload could be varied independently. frank-starling curves were constructed at constant afterloads ranging from 50 mmhg to 150 mmhg. as earlier reported, the shr hearts exhibited a rightward shift of their frank-startling relationships compared to those from the normotensive control hearts, though visible only a ... | 1979 | 160744 |
| left atrial pressure in normotensive and spontaneously hypertensive rats. | the left atrial pressure in adult spontaneously hypertensive rats (shr) of the okamoto strain and normotensive control rat (ncr) was measured via chronically implanted catheters. in shr left atrial pressure in end-expiration was more than twice as high (10.3 +/- 0.4 mmhg) as in ncr (4.6 +/- 0.3 mmhg). there was no difference in the intrapleural pressure between the two groups of rats, therefore the enhanced left atrial pressure in shr represents a real rise in the diastolic filling pressure of i ... | 1979 | 160746 |
| involvement of camp-dependent protein kinase in the regulation of heart contractile force. | the effects of perfusate epinephrine, 1-methyl-3-isobutylxanthine, calcium, and filling pressure were investigated in the perfused working rat heart. epinephrine produced a rapid increase in camp, in the protein kinase activity ratio, and in active phosphorylase. these effects preceded the increase in contractile force produced by the hormone. there was good correlation between protein kinase activation and the increase in force. epinephrine and the phosphodiesterase inhibitor 1-methyl-3-isobuty ... | 1977 | 196511 |
| attempted experimental transmission of pseudorabies virus to european starlings (sturnus vulgaris). | forty european starlings (sturnus vulgaris) were inoculated orally with pseudorabies virus. subsequent attempts to isolate the virus from feces, liver, lung and kidney of the birds were negative; antibody against the virus could not be detected in their serums. | 1978 | 206733 |
| demonstration of two different types of beta1-receptors in man (selective blockade of the positively inotropic and the positively chronotropic effect of isoproterenol). | the hemodynamic effect of a beta-receptor blockade with mepindolol--a noncardioselective beta-receptor blocker--was studied in 6 male test subjects age 25 to 30 years with an increasing dose of isoproterenol. the cardiac output per min, the heart rate and the stroke volume, the wet blood pressure and the contractility parameters dp/dt max in the right and left ventricles were measured as part of the study. it was found that a dissociated right shift of the dose-effect curves occurred for the str ... | 1978 | 208993 |
| ionic basis of myocardial contractility. | knowledge about the basic physiology of mammalian cardiac muscle has lagged behind that of skeletal muscle because the tissue is more difficult to deal with experimentally. the cells are much smaller, they do not tolerate anaerobic conditions very well, and they cannot be tentanized. therefore as knowledge has developed about skeletal muscle, there has been a tendency to extrapolate to the myocardium. in many instances such extrapolation has been misleading especially in the area of ionic contro ... | 1977 | 324352 |
| [experimental control of the dye dilution method of measuring telediastolic ventricular volume by the steps in the curve of indicator "washing"]. | after a brief discussion on the basis of the dilution method for determination of telediastolic volume (tdv) of the ventricles, the authors described the results from their own experimental studies on 8 nonbred dogs, on whom 186 curves of indicator "washing" (of the dye "cardiogreen" were recorded, presented on 2 tables. the results showed that the measurements should be made by means of the later steps of the curves. tdv and accordingly the relative stroke volume of both ventricles differed sli ... | 1977 | 338287 |
| the frank--starling curve. | 1978 | 340114 | |
| failure of methylprednisolone to protect acutely ischemic myocardium: a contrast with subsequent beta-adrenergic blockade in man. | two grams of methylprednisolone was administratered to ten patients with acute myocardial infarction at an average of 13 hours from the onset of symptoms; pain in the chest was not relieved in six of the ten patients. in one hour, no significant improvement was noted in the function of the ischemic segments (examined using a multiaxis echocardiographic method) or in the s-t segments of the 12-lead electrocardiogram. left ventricular filling pressure soon increased by an average of 4 mm hg (p les ... | 1978 | 348414 |
| [the anatomical and histological investigation of the pancreas in the 19th century and till the discovery of insulin (1921). 4. the pancreas-research after the discovery of pancreas-diabetes (1889) till the discovery of insulin]. | in this study is the history of the pancreas-research between 1889 and 1921 described. in this period are any important discoverys detected: the islets have 2 cell types (tschassow-nikow 1900, 1906); the connection between diabetes mellitus and islet-alterations (opie 1900); the independence of islets on exocrine parenchyma (schulze 1900); the discovery of internal secretion (bayliss, starling 1902) and the regeneration of islets in mammals and the man (kyrle 1908; weichselbaum 1908 in independe ... | 1978 | 369404 |
| effect of positive end-expiratory pressure on ventricular function in dogs. | artificial ventilation with positive end-expiratory pressure (peep) reduces venous return by raising intrathoracic pressure. to determine whether peep decreases cardiac output further by depressing myocardial function, we constructed starling curves, using rapid dextran infusion in 7 anesthetized dogs ventilated with zero (zeep) and 20 cm peep. the changes in stroke volume and in left ventricular stroke work (lvsw) when peep was added or removed were significantly greater than could be attribute ... | 1979 | 373468 |
| pathogenesis of pulmonary edema associated with the adult respiratory distress syndrome. | pulmonary edema is common cause of acute respiratory failure and can be seen in not only cardiac but also noncardiac diseases. the pathophysiologic mechanism for the development of acute pulmonary edema in any clinical situation can usually be explained alterations in the forces governing the transvascular flux of fluid in the pulmonary microvasculature, according to the starling equation. "cardiac" pulmonary edema is primarily due to an increase in the capillary hydrostatic pressure of sufficie ... | 1970 | 376080 |
| normal left ventricular function. | the starling relationship in the normal human ventricle may be different than usually portrayed. in normal, resting, supine man the ventricular function curve is at its peak at a left ventricular end-diastolic pressure of approximately 10 mm hg. below this point is a strong direct relation between filling pressure and stroke work, while at higher filling pressures, a plateau occurs. limitation of ventricular response is related to a sharply rising ventricular pressure-volume curve at a normal le ... | 1979 | 376177 |
| evidence of frank-starling effect in man during severe semisupine exercise. | 1979 | 421307 | |
| an analysis of water movement between myocardial tissue and capillary blood during reactive hyperemia. | the colloid osmotic pressure (cop) of blood from the great cardiac vein was continuously measured by means of a membrane colloid osmometer during the reactive hyperemia following temporary occlusion of the anterior descending branch of the left coronary artery in anesthetized open-chest dogs. the cop increased sharply after releasing the occlusion, then decreased below the preocclusion level before gradually returning to it. these findings indicate that a measurable amount of water moved from th ... | 1979 | 449120 |
| systolic time intervals during combined hand cooling and head-up tilt. | cardiac effects initiated by hand cooling and head-up tilt, separately and in combination, were studied in human subjects. systolic and diastolic arterial pressures, heart rate, pre-ejection period (pep), and left ventricular ejection time (lvet) were measured while subjects were resting supine, supine with hand immersed in 10 degrees c water, tilted 70 degrees head up, and hand immersed during head-up tilt. hand immersion and head-up tilt individually increased diastolic blood pressure and conc ... | 1979 | 454319 |
| physiological actions of angiotensin ii on the kidney. | the importance of angiotensin as a modulator of renal function is well documented. several lines of evidence suggest strongly that angiotensin plays an important role in the maintenance of renal vascular resistance and arterial pressure in several physiological and pathophysiological states with increased activity of the renin-angiotensin system. angiotensin also acts as a physiological "brake" on excessive release of renin from juxtaglomerular cells. angiotensin influences renal sodium excretio ... | 1979 | 456613 |
| ultrastructural studies on erythropoiesis in the avian thymus. i. description of cell types. | thymus lobes from three species of birds, quelea quelea, passer domesticus and sturnus vulgaris, have been examined ultrastructurally. the component cell types are compared with their counterparts in mammalian thymus glands, and found to be similar. greater differences between small, intermediate and enlarged lobes of one species than exist between species. developing erythroid cells are present in most enlarging and some enlarged glands. they appear to be developing at the expense of lymphoid c ... | 1979 | 466697 |
| regulation of cardiac output during rapid volume loading. | interactions between heart rate (hr) and the frank-starling mechanism in augmenting cardiac output (co) during acute volume loading were studied in dogs under varying conditions. in normal conscious dogs with low hrs of 70--90 beats/min, end-diastolic diameter (edd) was maximal and co was increased reflexly by cardioacceleration. by contrast, anesthetized open-chest dogs with high hrs ranging from 140 to 160 beats/min, responded with bradycardia and co was adjusted solely by increasing stroke vo ... | 1979 | 474792 |
| mechanism of inhibition of proximal tubule fluid reabsorption after exposure of the rat kidney to the physical effects of expansion of extracellular fluid volume. | the natriuresis and concomitant decline in absolute proximal reabsorption (apr) that occur in rats in response to saline loading are blunted markedly when renal perfusion pressure is reduced immediately before, but not after, the volume load. to ascertain the mechanism responsible for these differences between early clamp (ec) vs. late clamp (lc), intracapillary and interstitial determinants of peritubular capillary uptake of apr were measured in seven lc and seven ec munich-wistar rats before a ... | 1979 | 500820 |
| systolic time intervals and other cardiovascular changes following leg elevation. | cardiovascular responses were noninvasively monitored as the legs of 16 supine human subjects were passively elevated to increase return of blood to the heart. forearm vasodilation occurred promptly as previously observed by roddie and shepard (7). arterial pressure and heart rate were unchanged. ventricular performance, monitored by systolic-time-interval analysis, was enhanced after a delay of approximately 6 s, an effect which lasted throughout the 40-s leg-elevation period. all affected vari ... | 1979 | 526216 |
| organochlorine pesticide residues in animals of tasmania, australia-1975-77. | animals taken in tasmania including duck (anas superciliosa), eel (anguilla australis), english perch (perca fluviatilis), white-faced heron (ardea pacifica), brown trout (salmo trutta), european starling (strunus vulgaris), cat (felis cattus), cormorant (phalacrocorax sp.), mutton bird (puffinus tenuirostris), tasmanian devil (sarcophilus harrisii), rainbow trout (salmo gairdnerii), tasmanian raven (corvus mellori), tench (tinca tinca), and quail (coturnix sp.) were sampled for p,p'-dde, pp,p'- ... | 1979 | 537866 |
| experimental transmission of chlamydia psittaci to turkeys from wild birds. | wild birds were inoculated with chlamydia psittaci to determine species that could be potential hosts and vectors in transmitting the agent to domestic turkeys. infection occurred in turkeys exposed to starlings (sturnus vulgaris), common grackles (quiscalus quiscula), brown-headed cowbirds (molothrus ater), and inca doves (cardafella inca). mourning doves (zenaidura macroura) shed the agent sparingly, but turkeys exposed to them did not become infected, these findings and knowledge of the habit ... | 1979 | 546413 |
| impaired rate of left ventricular filling in idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis with atrial fibrillation. | the external carotid pulse and the phonocardiogram were recorded in a 48-year-old man with idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic stenosis and atrial fibrillation. the degree of obstruction of left ventricular outflow was assessed by the depth of the mid-systolic dip, the length of the left ventricular ejection time and the intensity of the systolic murmur. the correlation found between the degree of outflow obstruction and the length of the preceeding diastole was interpreted in terms of the frank-s ... | 1979 | 573175 |
| functional and metabolic features of an isolated perfused guinea pig heart performing pressure-volume work. | cardiac performance and some parameters of glycolytic and oxidative metabolism were analyzed in isolated perfused guinea pig hearts performing pressure-volume work. perfusion medium was an oxygenated krebs-henseleit bicarbonate buffer (ph 7.4) which contained glucose and physiological concentrations of pyruvate and insulin. the pressure-flow relationship in the coronary vascular bed indicated autoregulation of coronary flow. left ventricular function was influenced by aortic pressure (pa) and ve ... | 1979 | 573465 |
| metabolism of testosterone in the anterior pituitary gland and the central nervous system of the european starling (sturnus vulgaris). | the metabolism of testosterone was studied in vitro in anterior pituitary, hypothalamic and hyperstriatal tissues taken from male european starlings in the autumn. in all the tissues studied, testosterone was converted into 5alpha-androstan-17beta-ol-3-one (5alpha-dht), 5beta-androstan-17beta-ol-3-one (5beta-dht), 5beta-androstane-3alpha,17beta-diol (5beta-tht), 5beta-androstane-3,-17-dione and androst-4-ene-3,17-dione. the 5alpha-dht was produced in significantly greater amounts by the pituitar ... | 1977 | 591837 |
| haemodynamic changes during tilt after autonomic blockade in spontaneously hypertensive rats. | the haemodynamic shifts during head up and head down tilt were investigated in adult spontaneously hypertensive rats (shr) and matched normotensive control rats (ncr) under nembutal anaesthesia and autonomic blockage. during head up tilt a greater fall in blood pressure and stroke volume was observed in shr than in ncr, while the reverse was true when tilted in the opposite direction. this altered cardiac response to venous filling, also observed in patients with essential hypertension, is sugge ... | 1977 | 603871 |
| the coordination of gastrointestinal hormones and the autonomic nerves. | we have conducted investigations on the relationship between gastrointestinal hormones and the autonomic nervous system. in this paper are described main themes of our investigations where a close association between gastrointestinal hormones and the autonomic nervous system was shown from the functional and morphological points of view. the "nervism" proposed by pavlov, where the regulation of various organs in the body was thought to be accomplished wholly by the nervous system, was based on t ... | 1978 | 645686 |
| extent of utilization of the frank-starling mechanism in conscious dogs. | the extent to which an increase in preload increases left ventricular (lv) end-diastolic (ed) diameter (d) was studied in seven conscious dogs instrumented with ultrasonic d transducers and miniature lv pressure (p) gauges. preload was elevated by three techniques: 1) volume loading with saline infusion, 2) induction of global myocardial ischemia by constricting the left main coronary artery, and 3) infusion of methoxamine. these three interventions increased lvedp to over 30 mmhg from a control ... | 1978 | 645872 |
| occurrence and attempted transmission of toxoplasma gondii in european starlings (sturnus vulgaris). | serums of 563 fledgling starlings (sturnus vulgaris) trapped during a 14 month period near lodi, california were examined for antibodies to toxoplasma gondii using the microtiter indirect hemagglutination method. titers ranging from 1:64 to 1:512 were found in 4.8% of the birds. starlings collected during may through october had a higher prevalence of antibody than those collected during november through april. rats inoculated with individual heart and brain suspensions from 10 seropositive star ... | 1978 | 650781 |
| efficiency of the frank-starling mechanism at various levels of inotropy and afterload during aortic insufficiency in the dog. | reversible aortic insufficiency was produced in six dogs before and during aortic contrictions at control myocardial inotropy, during high and low inotropy induced by calcium infusion and propranolol administration, respectively. myocardial chord lengths (mcl) of the left ventricular wall were continuously recorded by ultrasonic technique. activation of the frank-starling mechanism during aortic insufficiency was verified by an increase in end-diastolic length and systolic shortening of mcl. eff ... | 1978 | 653301 |
| effect of gravitational and inertial forces on vertical distribution of pulmonary blood flow. | vertical distribution of pulmonary blood flow (vdpbf) was studied, using radioactive microsphere emboli, in dogs without thoracotomy in the right decubitus position during exposure to lateral (--gy) accelerations of 1, 2, 4, and 6 g. at all levels of force environment studied, an inverse linear relationship was observed between vertical height in the thorax and pulmonary blood flow (ml/min/ml lung tissue) with a decrease in flow to the most dependent region of the lung despite large increases in ... | 1978 | 656003 |
| the prevalence of serum antibodies to toxoplasma gondii in ontario mammals. | the prevalence of seropositive reactions to toxoplasma gondii was studied in farm animals, companion animals, wild rodents and birds. of the animals tested, 17% of cattle, 65% of sheep, 45% of pigs, 9% of horses, 33% of dogs and 20% of cats were seropositive by the sabin-feldman dye test. in addition 11% of mice (mus musculus), 5% of deer mice (peromyscus), 3% of rats (rattus norvegicus) and less than 2% of sparrows (passer domestcus) were seropositive. all samples from short-tailed field mice ( ... | 1978 | 667705 |
| the effect of haemorrhage on the cell populations of the thymus and bone marrow in wild starlings (sturnus vulgaris). | following the withdrawal of blood from the brachial vein of adult wild starlings (sturnus vulgaris) changes in the cell populations within the bone marrow and thymus were observed over an eight day period. the packed cell volume, haemoglobin content and reticulocyte count of the peripheral blood was determined before and after haemorrhage. the maximum effect of the haemorrhage was observed in the bone marrow after four days when the population of small lymphocytes, and basophilic erythroid precu ... | 1978 | 688342 |
| evaporative cooling and water balance during flight in birds. | the rate of evaporative cooling was calculated from the rate of mass loss in starlings (sturnus vulgaris) during 90 min flights in a wind-tunnel. evaporative heat loss ranged from 5% of the metabolic rate at -5 degrees c to 19% of the metabolic rate at 29 degrees c. radiation and convection accounted for the balance of the heat loss. on average, starlings dehydrated during flights at all temperatures above 7 degrees c. the comparison of these results with data from field studies, which indicate ... | 1978 | 702042 |
| cardiac performance: significance of the frank--starling mechanism at low inotropy. | 1978 | 705224 | |
| [intensity of action of inotropic interventions in different degrees of myofibril stretch; apparent interrelation between the frank-starling mechanism and cardiac inotropism]. | 1978 | 718460 | |
| [pigmentation of feather primordium achieved by grafting of retinal pigment epithelium]. | small fragments of the retinal pigmented epithelium from white leghorn, rhode island red chick embryos, and from quail, starling and red partridge embryos, were grafted into the wing bud of white leghorn chick embryos. retinal pigmented epithelium of white leghorn chick embryos did not give rise to pigmentation of feather primordia in the hosts. in contrast, 60% of grafts from rhode island red, quail, starling and red partridge, gave rise to feather primordia whose pigmentation was identical to ... | 1978 | 747782 |
| effects of intraaortic balloon counterpulsation on regional myocardial function during acute coronary occlusion in the dog. | the effects of intraaortic counterpulsation on regional myocardial function were studied using ultrasonic dimension gauges in 24 open chest dogs. pairs of ultrasonic crystals were implanted in the subendocardium of the left ventricle in control, marginally ischemic and ischemic segments. after coronary arterial occlusion, the end-diastolic length of all three segments was increased. segment shortening was rapidly replaced by systolic expansion in the ischemic segment. in the marginal segment, ac ... | 1979 | 758771 |
| acute hemodynamic interventions shift the diastolic pressure-volume curve in man. | frame-by-frame analysis of angiograms in 16 patients revealed that hemodynamic interventions are capable of producing substantial shifts in the diastolic pressure-volume curve. angiotensin raises blood pressure and shifts the entire pressure-volume curve up, and nitroprusside lowers blood pressure and shifts the curve down. indirect measurements of pleural pressure in seven patients (via esophageal pressure) showed that pleural pressure changes were too small to account for these shifts. analyzi ... | 1976 | 786501 |
| cardiovascular adjustments to exercise: hemodynamics and mechanisms. | the integrated response to severe exercise involves fourfold to fivefold increases in cardiac output, which are due primarily to increases in cardiac rate and to a lesser extent to augmentation of stroke volume. the increase in stroke volume is partly due to an increase in end-diastolic cardiac size (frank-starling mechanism) and secondarily due to a reduction in end-systolic cardiac size. the full role of the frank-starling mechanism is masked by the concomitant tachycardia. the reduction in e ... | 1976 | 790460 |
| regulation of glomerular filtration and proximal tubule reabsorption. | in this review current hypotheses for the regulation of filtration rate and the subsequent reabsorption of that filtrate by the proximal tubule are discussed. in the rat the filtration rate is highly plasma flow dependent because of the phenomenon of filtration equilibrium. on the other hand, in man and dog filtration rate is much less dependent on renal plasma flow. in these species glomerular capillary pressure rather than glomerular plasma flow may be the primary determinant of filtration. th ... | 1975 | 805670 |
| further studies on the use of enzyme profiles to monitor residue accumulation in wildlife: plasma enzymes in starlings fed graded concentrations of morsodren, dde, aroclor 1254 and malathion. | wild-trapped starlings (sturnus vulgaris) were fed concentrations of morsodren (2, 4, and 8 ppm), dde or aroclor 1254 (5, 25, and 100 ppm), or malathion (8, 35, and 160 ppm) that were found to be sublethal in pen-reared coturnix quail fed these amounts for 12 weeks. plasma enzymes had to be measured earlier than planned in starlings fed morsodren (at three weeks) or the organochlorine compounds (at seven weeks) because of unexpected, subsequent mortality. variations in enzyme response were great ... | 1975 | 808176 |
| dynamics of glomerular ultrafiltration. ix. effects of plasma protein concentration. | experiments were carried out on 42 munich-wistar rats with surface glomeruli accessible to micropuncture to investigate the effects of reduction in systemic plasma protein concentration. ca, and thus afferent oncotic pressure, iia, on the determinants of glomerular ultrafiltration. in animals in which ca was reduced by a variety of maneuvers, observed values for single-nephron gfr were lower than values predicted by the starling relation, when the latter were calculated assuming that the observe ... | 1977 | 835714 |
| length-dependent activation: its effect on the length-tension relation in cat ventricular muscle. | in cat papillary muscles at 30 degrees c, bathed with tyrode's solution containing 2.25 mm ca2+, the effect of various inotropic interventions (varying the stimulus frequency and continual paired stimulation) on the shape of the steady state length-tension relation was examined at lengths from lmax, where tension production is maximal, to 0.87 lmax. the relative steepness of the length-tension curves for peak tension developed (dt) and for maximum rate of tension development (dt/dt) varied inver ... | 1977 | 837472 |
| photoperiodic synchronization of circannual rhythms in the european starling (sturnus vulgaris). | 1977 | 840307 | |
| isolation of salmonella hessarek from starlings (sturnus vulgaris). | salmonella hessarek was isolated from dead starlings which were part of a large population wintering in israel. isolation techniques and laboratory inoculation of birds are described. | 1977 | 843299 |
| experimental model for systematic study of impaired microvascular reperfusion. | a technique is described for reliably producing quantifiable impairment of microvascular reperfusion of the brain after ischemia in dogs. the technique is derived from an analysis of the cerebrospinal fluid compression ischemia model as a starling resistor. it is proposed that this model would be useful in systematic study of post-ischemic impairment of reperfusion. | 1977 | 847789 |
| capillary filtration measurement by strain gauge. i. analysis of methods. | the strain-gauge method for measuring changes in limb size, introduced by whitney in 1953 has not received wide usage for measurement of capillary filtration coefficient (cfc). this method was compared for the dog hindlimb to simultaneous measurements by the classic gfavimetric technique and was found to give comparable results. the larger question of whether either method gives useful information about the true cfc of the limb was addressed by a mathematical analysis of the technique combined w ... | 1977 | 851198 |
| capillary filtration measurement by strain gauge. ii. effects of mannitol infusion. | maintenance of normal partition of extracellular fluid into vascular and interstitial compartments is a tightly controlled system. one means of studying control of this system is to induce filtration by fluid loading, and to measure associated changes capillary filtration coefficients (cfc) and starling pressures in a particular vascular bed. we therefore measured responses of the dog hindlimb to isotonic mannitol infusions. using strain-gauge plethysmography to measure cfc, the johnson zero-flo ... | 1977 | 851199 |
| left ventricular function during lower body negative pressure. | the purpose of this study was to characterize the response of the human left ventricle to lower body negative pressure (lbnp) and to delineate the relation between left ventricular function and hemodynamic response. ventricular function curves relating stroke volume to end-diastolic volum were obtained in 12 normal men. volume data were derived from echocardiographic measurements of left ventricular end-systolic and end-diastolic diameters at rest and during lbnp at -40 mm hg. end-diastolic volu ... | 1977 | 869837 |
| [acute reduction of uterine blood flow and fetal heart rate changes in pregnant sheep near term]. | five merino sheep near term were used for acute preparations to investigate the influence of basal uterine blood flow (ubf), basal fetal oxygenation and basal fetal heart rate (fhr) on fhr changes elicited by acute reduction of ubf. the ewes were anaesthesized with pentobarbital and alloferin was given for relaxation. ventilation was maintained via a tracheal tube by a starling pump. maternal heart rate, arterial pressure and intrauterine pressure as well as fetal heart rate and umbilical artery ... | 1977 | 870676 |
| renal excretion of phosphate and calcium in parathyroidectomized starlings. | renal excretion patterns of calcium, phosphate, sodium, and potassium were studied in parathyroidectomized (ptx) and parathyroid extract (pte)-injected ptx starlings. sturnus vulgaris. anesthetized birds (equi-thesin or dial) were infused intravenously with 2.5% mannitol containing [14c]inulin. ptx caused significant hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia, increased relative calcium clearance (cca/cin), and decreased relative clearances of phosphate and potassium, but did not change the clearance of so ... | 1977 | 888955 |
| interaction of transcapillary starling forces in the isolated dog forelimb. | three of the four starling forces were measured in the intact dog forelimb after anesthetization and all four of the starling forces were measured in the same forelimb which was surgically isolated yet innervated. in the isolated forelimb, isogravimetric capillary pressure (pci) averaged 15.6 mmhg; colloid osmotic pressure of the plasma proteins (iip) averaged 19.9 mmhg; mean interstitial fluid pressure (pif) was +0.4 mmhg, and the average value of interstitial colloid osmotic pressure (iiif) wa ... | 1977 | 889604 |
| quantitative assessment of cardiac pump performance. | 1. a means of quantitating left ventricular performance in the conscious dog is presented. changes in heart rate, stroke volume and cardiac output during elevation of left atrial pressure by acute volume expansion were measured in the conscious dog. 2. the changes in heart rate and stroke volume could be described by y = ym - (ym-yi)e-kp, where yi and ym are initial and maximum values of the variable and p is the change in mean left atrial pressure. 3. because cardiac output is a derived variabl ... | 1977 | 894597 |
| effect of hypophosphatemia on myocardial performance in man. | severe hypophosphatemia is associated in man with low intracellular stores of atp and a set of specific cellular dysfunctions. to investigate whether hypophosphatemia affects myocardial performance, we measured cardiac output by thermodilution and calculated stroke work in seven patients with severe hypophosphatemia before, during and after repletion with an intravenous potassium phosphate solution. mean left ventricular stroke work for these patients increased from 49.57 to 71.71 g-m per beat ( ... | 1977 | 904668 |
| acute hypoproteinemic fluid overload: its determinants, distribution, and treatment with concentrated albumin and diuretics. | we simulated the use of massive volumes of crystalloid fluids as a treatment of acute plasma loss in a standardized experimental model and studied the factors determining the retention or excretion of the resulting acute hypoproteinemic fluid overload, its distribution within the body, and its treatment with concentrated albumin and diuretics. in accordance with the classic starling concept, the serum protein level, i.e. the serum colloid osmotic pressure, determined the excretion/retention rati ... | 1977 | 919420 |
| intrapulmonary co2 receptors in the duck: iv. discharge pattern of the population during a respiratory cycle. | we used single-unit vagal recordings to study the average discharge pattern during a respiratory cycle from 57 intrapulmonary co2 receptors in 6 ducks artificially ventilated with a starling pump. peak discharge frequency occurred during inspiration in 51%, expiration in 19%, and both inspiration and expiration in 30% of the receptors. average discharge frequency from all receptors was maximum at mid-inspiration, but frequency also increased slightly during early expiration. the results suggest ... | 1976 | 935700 |
| nationwide residues of organochlorines in starlings, 1974. | organochlorine residues in starlings (sturnus vulgaris) from 126 collection sites were monitored during the fall of 1974. dde, ddt, polychlorinated biphenyls (pcb's), and benzene hexachloride were present in all samples. dieldrin, heptachlor expoxide, hexachlorobenzene, and oxychlordane were present in approximately 97% of the samples. dde, dieldrin, and pcb residues in starlings were significantly lower than they had been in 1972. | 1976 | 940731 |
| superiority of developed over total pressure for heart contractility indices in dogs. | the independence of indices of contractility to starling effects was tested in 6 closed-chest dogs. after vagal and beta-receptors blockade, indices calculated with total left ventricular isometric pressure (tp), were shown to be strongly dependent of rises in end-diastolic pressure (lvedp) induced by dextran infusion. at lvedp of 14.6 +/- 1.5, 22.2 +/- 1.1 and 32.8 +/- 1.5 mm hg (+/- sem), the peak value of velocity of the contractile elements calculated with total pressure (peak vce, tp) dimin ... | 1976 | 944423 |
| interaction of capillary and tissue forces in the cat small intestine. | we measured steady state capillary hydrostatic pressure (p c,i), plasma and lymph protein concentrations, lymph and blood flow, and capillary filtration coefficients in an in situ loop of cat small intestine at venous outflow pressures (pv) of 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 mm hg. the data were used to calculate colloid osmotic pressure of lymph and plasma, interstitial fluid pressure (pt), pre- and postcapillary resistances, and a tissue pressure-volume curve of the intestinal interstitium. when ... | 1976 | 954164 |
| fluid exchanges through capillary walls: a modification of the starling hypothesis. | in textbooks of physiology it is usually stated that fluids are extravasated from the arterial ends of capillaries, because, there, the outward transmural pressure of the blood exceeds its net inward osmotic pressure. at the venous ends, however, the position is reversed. the fluids are, therefore, reabsorbed. inthis paper it is argued that this is not a true picture of what must really happen. for, having once become equal there is no reason why the pressures should ever cease to be so. instead ... | 1976 | 958036 |
| frank-starling relationship as an important determinant of fetal cardiac output. | the importance of the frank-starling mechanism was evaluated in seven chronically instrumented fetal lambs (128-141 days gestation). continuous determinations of left ventricular (lv) internal dimensions and pressures were obtained while lv end-diastolic diameter (lvedd) was reduced by superior vena cava occlusion and increased by infusion of fetal blood into left atrium. a highly significant relationship was found to exist between stroke volume and lv extent of shortening (delta d) (r = + 0.99, ... | 1976 | 961903 |
| the concept of afterload mismatch and its implications in the clinical assessment of cardiac contractility. | the characteristics of left ventricular ejection (velocity and extent of wall shortening) can be analysed in relation to the appropriateness of the matching between afterload and the level of inotropic state (contractility), as modified by the preload (frank-starling) reserve. in the normal left ventricle if the preload is not allowed to compensate for an acute increase in afterload, or if the limit of preload reserve is reached, velocity (v cf) and stroke volume will diminish; that is an afterl ... | 1976 | 966366 |
| the action of histamine on pulmonary vessels of cats and rats. | 1. the actions of histamine on pulmonary vascular smooth muscle have been studied in isolated cat and rat lungs perfused with blood, lobes of cat lung perfused in vivo and isolated strips of rat, cat and rabbit pulmonary artery. 2. in all the lung preparations histamine caused both dilatation and constriction. in the rat strips it caused both contraction and relaxation. dilatation was only well shown when the vessels were in a prior constricted state. in any one lung dilatation occurred with sma ... | 1976 | 975628 |
| parathyroid hormone and renal excretion of phosphate and calcium in normal starlings. | the renal handling of calcium, phosphate, sodium, and potassium was studied in normal and parathyroid extract (pte)-injected starlings, sturnus vulgaris. the birds were anesthetized with equi-thesin and infused intravenously with 2.5% mannitol containing [14c]inulin. normal starlings actively reabsorb all four of these substances. after intravenous administration of 50 iu pte/100 g body wt, the relative phosphate clearance (cpo4/cin) as well as tubular transfer of phosphate (tpo4) increased sign ... | 1976 | 984201 |
| an analysis of muscle weight variations in the wing and leg of sturnus vulgaris. | dry weights of 18 wing and 23 leg muscles from both sides of 15 adult male starlings (sturnus vulgaris) were determined. by means of factor analysis it is calculated which part of the variance in a muscle's weight can be accounted for by common factors and which part by the characteristics of the muscle itself (residual variance). wing and leg muscles are analysed separately. from the wing muscle analysis one can draw the following inferences: 1. three hierarchically ordered factors represent 66 ... | 1976 | 984467 |
| temperature regulation and heat dissipation during flight in birds. | core and skin temperature were measured by radiotelemetry in starlings (sturnus vulgaris) during 30 min flights in a wind tunnel. core temperature was independent of ambient temperature from 0 to 28 degrees c. the temporal mean of the monitored core temperature during flight was 42-7 degrees c in one bird and 44-0 degrees c in another. these temperatures are 2-4 degrees c higher than the resting temperature in starlings, and are among the highest steady-state temperatures observed in any animal. ... | 1976 | 1003090 |
| the cardiodynamic and metabolic effects of glucagon. | the cardiac effects of a continuous infusion of glucagon at the rate of 10 mug/min were studied in the starling heart-lung preparation, modified to measure coronary flow and myocardial oxygen consumption. a maximal increase in myocardial contractility, as reflected by maximal rate of rise of left ventricular pressure, dp/dt, of 31% was observed at a total dose of glucagon of 50 mug and was accompanied by an increase in heart rate and in myocardial oxygen consumption of 59% and 57%, respectively. ... | 1976 | 1004638 |
| [the significance of the veins for transcapillary fluid balance]. | various results from experimental as well as from theoretical studies challenge the classical concept of the starling hypothesis of fluid balance between blood and tissue. although most of these considerations are based on work with animal preparations, the following points appear to be applicable to human physiology: 1. the values of pressure as measured directly in venules, prohibit reabsorption of fluid from the interstitium. in addition, due to the increased permeability of the venular vesse ... | 1976 | 1007836 |
| measurement of right ventricular volumes using 131i-maa. | a method has been presented for determining the right ventricular residual ratio, that is, the ratio of the end-systolic volume to the end-diastolic volume during each cardiac cycle. 131i-maa was injected as a bolus into the right ventricle, and the ratio of isotope remaining in the chamber during the succeeding cardiac cycles was determined with a collimated scintillation counter placed over the right ventricle. since the counter detected the radioactivity from the entire right ventricular cavi ... | 1975 | 1090136 |
| hemodynamic effects of staged hematocrit reduction in patients with stable cor pulmonale and severely elevated hematocrit levels. | patients with cor pulmonale and high hematocrit levels are often subjected to phlebotomy in the belief that the adverse effects of high viscosity may outweigh the benefit of increased oxygen carrying capacity. to evaluate this, 12 patients with stable cor pulmonale and hematocrit values greater than 55 per cent were studied before and after a series of venesections. right heart and aortic pressures, cardiac output and blood gases were measured at three mean hematocrit levels, 61 per cent (stage ... | 1975 | 1115064 |
| helminth parasites of the starling (sturnus vulgaris l.) from south bass island, ohio. | 1975 | 1117364 | |
| cardiac function during vagus escape. | it is generally believed that the stimulation of vagus nerve has no direct effect on ventricular myocardium. but recent work has demonstrated clear-cut negative inotropic effect of vagal stimulation on ventricles. in an attempt to study further the effect of vagal stimulation on heart, 15 dogs were studied hemodynamically under nembutal anaesthesia. bilateral vagotomy caused 9% elevation of heart rate whereas arterial pressure and cardiac output increased by 5% and 3% respectively. stroke volume ... | 1975 | 1158429 |
| the dependence of the blood to brain passage of radioactive sodium on blood pressure and temperature. | brain sodium uptake (bsu) was calculated from estimated radioactivities of brain and blood, collected from rats which were given [24na]sodium chloride 30 min and [22na]sodium chloride 1 min before killing. the calculated bsu values, when plotted against the average blood pressure of the animal during the survival time of 30 min, showed a linear dependence of bsu on blood pressure. in another series of animals, in which in addition to variation of the blood pressure as in the former series, the b ... | 1975 | 1174971 |
| left ventricular dynamics during recovery from exercise. | left ventricular dynamics during recovery were measured in dogs, 3 min after brief periods of mild, moderate, and severe treadmill exercise. as compared with resting values, stroke volume was unchanged, and the maximum first derivative of the left ventricular pressure was either unchanged or slightly elevated. increases in heart rate of 20, 26, and 46 beats/min for mild, moderate, and severe exercise appear to be the major factor in augmenting cardiac output during recovery. with moderate and se ... | 1975 | 1176410 |
| [the circannual rhythm of reproductive activity in the starling (sturnus vulgaris) under the influence of homosexual and heterosexual mates of the same species]. | 1. 30 european starlings, kept for 20 months under a constant 12-hour photoperiod and at constant temperature, were investigated at regular monthly intervals with regard to the state of gonadal development, bill coloration and moult. 8 male male lived in individual cages (group 1), 10 male male were housed together in a group cage (group 2), and 6 male male lived together with 6 female female in another group cage (group 3). all birds had acoustical contact with each other. in addition, the bird ... | 1975 | 1179861 |
| [a histochemical and biometric comparison of the long peroneal muscle and its innervation in gallus gallus and coturnix c. japonica]. | following a previous comparison of the peroneus longus muscle of the quail and the starling, the present paper deals with a comparative study of this muscle in two birds of the order gallinaceae, the quail and the bantam, bearing in mind certain data found in the starling. the study deals with the types of muscle fibres, their frequency in various parts of the muscle, their lipid content and their innervation. in the quail, two types of fibres are found, with a low and high lipid content respect ... | 1975 | 1189892 |
| the effect of saline and hyperoncotic dextran infusion on canine ileal salt and water absorption and regional blood flow. | 1. the unidirectional na and h2o fluxes, vascular pressures and total and absorptive site blood flows in the canine ileum were determined before and during i.v. saline infusion and subsequent i.v. infusion of hyperoncotic dextran. the intestinal perfusion solutions were isotonic saline or isotonic saline and mannitol, but the effects of i.v. saline or i.v. hyperoncotic dextran infusion were generally the same for both luminal solutions. 2. continuous i.v. infusion of saline caused a continuous i ... | 1975 | 1202200 |
| pressure-flow and volume-flow relationships of the systemic circulation of the dog. | mean systemic pressure-flow (ps-q) and volume-flow (v-q) relationships of the systemic vascular bed were determined in two groups of dogs anesthetized with sodium pentobarbital (group i) and with methoxyflurane (group ii). all blood returning to the heart (q) was removed from the right atrial appendage and passed through a starling resistor, a pump, a flowmeter , and then returned directly into the pulmonary artery. ps was estimated from plateau values of right atrial pressure obtained during st ... | 1975 | 1211468 |
| cardiac muscle models for both isotonic and isometric contractions. | the choice of a suitable muscle model consistent with the mechanical behaviour of rat papillary muscle at rest or during isotonic or isometric contraction has been considered. three different preload levels within the ascending limb of the frank-starling curve have been used in five papillary muscles. series elastic (se) and parallel elastic (pe) length-tension relationships have been evaluated according to five mechanical muscle models using data from systolic and diastolic quick-release manoeu ... | 1975 | 1239734 |
| stable daily light regimens as inductive factors of endogenous testicular cycles in the european starling, sturnus vulgaris. | 1975 | 1241859 | |
| functional reductions in left ventricular volume. minimum chamber size consonant with effective hemodynamic performance. | a heart model in dogs was developed to evaluate quantitatively the extent to which left ventricular chamber size could be reduced and yet retain residual mechanical function to perform adequately as a pump. in 9 animals placed on right heart bypass perfusion to control systemic flows; left ventricular performance was estimated from high-fidelity left ventricular pressure and aortic flowmeter recordings and from lateral plane left ventricular angiograms. studies were made during unrestricted left ... | 1976 | 1246144 |
| community ecology of helminth parasitism in an insular passerine avifauna. | three hundred and thirty specimens of 7 species of passerine birds from south bass island, ottawa county, ohio, were examined for helminth parasites. the total number of helminth specimens collected was 4,333. forty-one helminth taxa were identified. ten species of helminths were identified as having foci of infection on the island. an index of association for these 10 species is presented. the low association revealed between helminth species utilizing common species of intermediate hosts indic ... | 1976 | 1255354 |
| absence of fetal placental waterfall phenomenon in chronically prepared fetal lambs. | an electromagnetic flow sensor was placed on the distal fetal aorta (umbilical flow fraction 78.1 +/- 1.6 sem, %), an inflatable occluder was tied around the umbilical cord, and catheters were placed in distal branches of an umbilical artery and vein, a uterine vein, and in the amniotic cavity. an inflatalbe occluder was tied around the vagina of some of the ewes. control values 3 days after surgery were (mean +/- se): fetal femoral artery ph, 7.37 +/- 0.01; umbilical blood flow, 186 +/- 14 ml-m ... | 1976 | 1267019 |
| modification of the flow-generating capability of the canine heart-lung compartment by the carotid sinus baroreceptor reflex. | to quantitatively understand how the carotid sinus baroreceptor reflex modifies the starling curve (i.e., the aortic flow (af)-mean right atrial pressure (mrap) relationship), experiments were performed in closed-chest, naturally breathing, and anesthetized dogs before and after vagotomy. mean aortic pressure (map) was fixed at approximately 100 mm hg and the pressure in the isolated carotid sinus (isp) was varied from 75 to 150 mm hg in steps of 25 mm hg. at each isp, mrap was slowly increased ... | 1976 | 1269105 |
| preload, afterload, and the role of afterload mismatch in the descending limb of cardiac function. | ventricular function can be analyzed from measures of the ejecting phase of contraction (e.g. velocity and extent of wall shortening) in terms of the appropriateness of the matching between afterload and the level of inotropic state, as modulated by the preload. in the normal heart, under controlled conditions an afterload mismatch can be readily induced if the preload is not allowed to compensate for an increased afterload, or if the limit of the frank--starling reserve has been reached. in the ... | 1976 | 1278221 |
| acute lowering of plasma oncotic pressure increases filtration fraction and sodium excretion in conscious sheep. | we examined the effect of acutely lowering the colloid osmotic pressure by removing plasma (36.2 +/- 3.1 ml/kg) and replacing it with hartmann's solution (93.0 +/- 8.2 ml/kg) in 6 conscious merino sheep. the colloid osmotic pressure was reduced significantly (p < 0.05) from 20.3 +/- 0.9 to 8.5 +/- 2.5 mm hg 0 h after plasmapheresis and to 15.2 +/- 0.8 mm hg 20 h after treatment. the filtration fraction increased from 0.16 +/- 0.02 to 0.27 +/- 0.02 at 0 h (p < 0.05 vs. control) and to 0.20 +/- 0. ... | 1992 | 1282727 |
| the effect of pinealectomy on circadian plasma melatonin levels in house sparrows and european starlings. | we determined 24-hr plasma melatonin profiles in intact, sham-pinealectomized, and pinealectomized european starlings (sturnus vulgaris) and house sparrows (passer domesticus) in a light-dark (ld) cycle and in constant darkness (dd). in the intact and sham-pinealectomized birds of both species, a melatonin rhythm was found, with low levels during the day and high levels during the night. pinealectomy abolished the nighttime peak of melatonin in both species; hence, levels were low at all times s ... | 1992 | 1286201 |