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1. Parasympathetic reflex vasodilation in the cerebral hemodynamics of rats.

Authors: Hisayoshi Ishii; Toshiya Sato; Hiroshi Izumi
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2. Trigeminovascular fibers increase blood flow in cortical gray matter by axon reflex-like mechanisms during acute severe hypertension or seizures.

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3. Methamphetamine causes sustained depression in cerebral blood flow.

Authors: Oksana Polesskaya; Jharon Silva; Christine Sanfilippo; Taylor Desrosiers; Anita Sun; Jie Shen; Changyong Feng; Aleksey Polesskiy; Rashid Deane; Berislav Zlokovic; Karl Kasischke; Stephen Dewhurst
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4. 5-Carboxamide tryptamine, a compound with high affinity for 5-hydroxytryptamine1 binding sites, dilates arterioles and constricts arteriovenous anastomoses.

Authors: P R Saxena; P D Verdouw
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5. Redistribution by 5-hydroxytryptamine of carotid arterial blood at the expense of arteriovenous anastomotic blood flow.

Authors: P R Saxena; P D Verdouw
Journal: J Physiol Date: 1982-11 Impact factor: 5.182

Effect of sympathetic nerve stimulation on cerebral blood flow and on large cerebral arteries of dogs.

1. Parasympathetic reflex vasodilation in the cerebral hemodynamics of rats.

2. Trigeminovascular fibers increase blood flow in cortical gray matter by axon reflex-like mechanisms during acute severe hypertension or seizures.

3. Methamphetamine causes sustained depression in cerebral blood flow.

4. 5-Carboxamide tryptamine, a compound with high affinity for 5-hydroxytryptamine1 binding sites, dilates arterioles and constricts arteriovenous anastomoses.

5. Redistribution by 5-hydroxytryptamine of carotid arterial blood at the expense of arteriovenous anastomotic blood flow.

6. Functional activity of the noradrenergic innervation of large cerebral arteries.

7. Functional 5-HT receptor subtypes in the isolated canine common carotid artery.

8. Decreased upright cerebral blood flow and cerebral autoregulation in normocapnic postural tachycardia syndrome.

9. The role of sympathetic efferent activity in the regulation of brain temperature.

10. Role of large arteries in regulation of cerebral blood flow in dogs.