Hypothalamic Stimulation and the Inhibition of the Activity of Cardiac Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nerves

Alanís, J; Mascher, Dieter; Miyamoto, Julio

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“…The 'type C' bursts described by Moruzzi (1954) in decerebrate and encephale isole cats may be identical to the sharp bursts of firing described here. The activity recorded in the parahypoglossal area by Alanis, Mascher & Miyamoto (1966) following hypothalamic stimulation and correlated with activity in cardiac nerves may also have been part of a generalized 'arousal' as the medulla was not systemically probed.…”

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Spontaneous and synaptic excitation of paramedian reticular neurones in the decerebrate cat.

Duggan¹,

Game²

1975

The Journal of Physiology

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Spontaneous and synaptic excitation of paramedian reticular neurones in the decerebrate cat.

Duggan¹,

Game²

1975

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Projections from the nucleus and tractus solitarius in the cat

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Calaresu

1975

J of Comparative Neurology

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After lesions in the nucleus of the tractus solitarius (NTS) in cats and kittens, the termination of degenerating fibers was localized using the Nauta and the Fink-Heimer techniques. The distribution of degenerating fibers was compared with that seen after lesions of the dorsal nucleus of the vagus (DNV) and after section of the ninth and tenth cranial nerves. The projection from the NTS is to the nucleus ambiguus (A), the other divisions of the NTS including the medial NTS and the ventrolateral NTS, and DNV, the medial reticular formation ventral to the NTS (probably the paramedian reticular nucleus), the nucleus intercalatus (INC), and the intermediate nucleus (INT). The probable functional significance of projections from the NTS to these medullary nuclei is discussed in relation to pathways of cardiovascular reflexes. Of particular note is the projection to the INT which may be part of a descending pathway to spinal cardiovascular neurons in the intermediolateral horn.

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Electrophysiological connections in the brain stem involved in cardiovascular regulation

Calaresu

Thomas

1975

Brain Research

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Hypothalamic Stimulation and the Inhibition of the Activity of Cardiac Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nerves

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Spontaneous and synaptic excitation of paramedian reticular neurones in the decerebrate cat.

Spontaneous and synaptic excitation of paramedian reticular neurones in the decerebrate cat.

Projections from the nucleus and tractus solitarius in the cat

Electrophysiological connections in the brain stem involved in cardiovascular regulation

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