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According to Wikipedia, Björn Folkow was a Swedish physiologist. He was professor in physiology at the University of Gothenburg between 1961 and 1987 and a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Biography Björn Folkow was born in Halmstad, Sweden. He studied medicine at Lund University where he continued with doctoral studies in physiology. He defended his thesis on 9 May 1949. Soon thereafter he became associate professor at the new Department of Physiology at the University of Gothenburg. He became full professor in 1961 and remained there until his retirement in 1987. Even after retirement he continued being active in the department until shortly before his death in 2012.

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Physiological aspects of primary hypertension. (1982) (1855)
Adaptive structural changes of the vascular walls in hypertension and their relation to the control of the peripheral resistance. (1958) (516)
The fourth Volhard lecture: cardiovascular structural adaptation; its role in the initiation and maintenance of primary hypertension. (1978) (449)
Physiology of cardiovascular aging. (1993) (399)
"Structural factor" in primary and secondary hypertension. (1990) (343)
Importance of Adaptive Changes in Vascular Design for Establishment of Primary Hypertension, Studied in Man and in Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats (1973) (339)
Background of increased flow resistance and vascular "reactivity" in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1970) (294)
The Importance of Adaptive Changes in Vascular Design for the Establishment and Maintenance of Primary Hypertension, as Studied in Man and in Spontaneously Hypertensive Rat (1973) (292)
The haemodynamic consequences of adaptive structural changes of the resistance vessels in hypertension. (1971) (281)
Intravascular pressure as a factor regulating the tone of the small vessels. (1949) (256)
Measurements of plasma norepinephrine concentrations in human primary hypertension. A word of caution on their applicability for assessing neurogenic contributions. (1983) (236)
Impulse frequency in sympathetic vasomotor fibres correlated to the release and elimination of the transmitter. (1952) (233)
Cardiovascular responses to acute mental "stress" in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1974) (209)
A comparison between “red” and “white” muscle with respect to blood supply, capillary surface area and oxygen uptake during rest and exercise (1968) (201)
Activation of sympathetic vasodilator nerves to the skeletal muscles in the cat by hypothalamic stimulation. (1951) (200)
Cardiovascular Effects of Acute and Chronic Stimulations of the Hypothalamic Defence Area in the Rat (1966) (198)
Blood flow through limb muscles during heavy rhythmic exercise. (1970) (177)
Structurally based increase of flow resistance in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1970) (177)
THE INTERRELATIONSHIP OF SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING RENAL BLOOD FLOW AUTOREGULATION. (1964) (166)
Extent of release and elimination of noradrenaline at peripheral adrenergic nerve terminals. (1967) (153)
A study of the factors influencing the tone of denervated blood vessels perfused at various pressures. (1953) (152)
Studies on the relationship between flow resistance, capillary filtration coefficient and regional blood volume in the intestine of the cat. (1963) (148)
Blood flow in the calf muscle of man during heavy rhythmic exercise. (1971) (140)
The nature and the distribution of afferent fibres provided with the axon reflex arrangement. (1953) (129)
Structure and function of the arteries in hypertension. (1987) (128)
The Pathophysiology of Hypertension (2012) (127)
Differentiated interaction between the hypothalamic defence reaction and baroreceptor reflexes. I. Effects on heart rate and regional flow resistance. (1970) (126)
Transcapillary passage of albumin, effects of tissue cooling and of increases in filtration and plasma colloid osmotic pressure. (1979) (115)
Effects of prolonged treatment with adrenergic beta-receptor antagonists on blood pressure, cardiovascular design and reactivity in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). (1974) (105)
Rate and extent of adaptive cardiovascular changes in rats during experimental renal hypertension. (1974) (104)
A hypothalamic structure with a marked inhibitory effect on tonic sympathetic activity. (1960) (101)
Cardiovascular effects of direct stimulation of the carotid sinus nerve in man. (1958) (99)
Hypertensive structural changes in systemic precapillary resistance vessels: how important are they for in vivo haemodynamics? (1995) (99)
THE EFFECT OF THE SYMPATHETIC VASOCONSTRICTOR FIBRES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF CAPILLARY BLOOD FLOW IN THE INTESTINE. (1964) (93)
Hand circulation in the cold of Lapps and North Norwegian fisherman. (1960) (92)
Regional adjustments of intestinal blood flow. (1967) (91)
Loci of neurogenic and metabolic effects on precapillary vessels of skeletal muscle. (1971) (88)
The distribution and functional significance of sympathetic vasodilators to the hind limps of the cat. (1948) (88)
The comparative effects of angiotensin and noradrenaline on consecutive vascular sections. (1961) (87)
The hemodynamic consequences of regional hypotension in spontaneously hypertensive and normotensive rats. (1971) (83)
Behavioural and autonomic patterns evoked by stimulation of the lateral hypothalamic area in the cat. (1965) (80)
The effects of "immunosympathectomy" on blood pressure and vascular "reactivity" in normal and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1971) (79)
Observations on Reactive Hyperaemia as Related to Histamine, on Drugs Antagonizing Vasodilatation Induced by Histamine and on Vasodilator Properties of Adenosinetri phosphate (1948) (78)
Responses of skeletal musculature and its vasculature during "diving" in the duck: peculiarities of the adrenergic vasoconstrictor innervation. (1966) (78)
Cholinergic vasodilator nerves in the sympathetic outflow to the muscles of the hind limbs of the cat. (1948) (75)
Effects of "diving" on cardiac output in ducks. (1967) (75)
STUDIES ON THE REACTIONS OF THE CUTANEOUS VESSELS TO COLD EXPOSURE. (1963) (75)
A comparison of the sympathetic vasomotor fibre control of the vessels within the skin and the muscles. (1953) (75)
Components of the respiratory dead space and their variation with pressure breathing and with bronchoactive drugs. (1955) (74)
Transmural pressure and vascular tone--some aspects of an old controversy. (1962) (73)
MENTAL FACTORS AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES. (1964) (73)
Pressure-volume characteristics of the interstitial fluid space in the skeletal muscle of the cat. (1974) (73)
Simultaneous measurements of capillary diffusion and filtration exchange during shifts in filtration-absorption and at graded alterations in the capillary permeability surface area products (PS). (1978) (72)
Effects of ageing on cardiac performance and coronary flow in spontaneously hypertensive and normotensive rats. (1985) (71)
A comparison of blood viscosity measured in vitro and in a vascular bed. (1970) (71)
Prenatal exposure to interleukin-6 results in hypertension and increased hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis activity in adult rats. (2004) (68)
Age- and pressure-dependent changes of systemic resistance vessels concerning the relationships between geometric design, wall distensibility, vascular reactivity and smooth muscle sensitivity. (1984) (68)
The distensibility of the systemic resistance blood vessels. (1956) (68)
THE EFFECT OF GRADED VASOCONSTRICTOR FIBRE STIMULATION ON THE INTESTINAL RESISTANCE AND CAPACITANCE VESSELS. (1964) (66)
Dietary sodium effects on cardiovascular and sympathetic neuroeffector functions as studied in various rat models. (1987) (65)
A critical study of some methods used in investigations on the blood circulation. (1953) (65)
Cardiovascular responses in "diving" and during brain stimulation in ducks. (1963) (64)
Structural "resetting" of the renal vascular bed in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). (1977) (62)
Adaptive changes in “reactivity” and wall/lumen ratio in cat blood vessels exposed to prolonged transmural pressure difference (1968) (60)
The mechanisms behind the rapid blood volume restoration after hemorrhage in birds. (1968) (58)
Analysis of design and reactivity of series-coupled vascular sections in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). (1974) (57)
The range of effect of the sympathetic vasodilator fibres with regard to consecutive sections of the muscle vessels. (1961) (57)
The vasodilator action of adenosine triphosphate. (1949) (57)
Dependence on external calcium for the noradrenaline contractility of the resistance vessels in spontaneously hypertensive and renal hypertensive rats, as compared with normotensive controls. (1977) (57)
Autoregulation and basal tone in consecutive vascular sections of the skeletal muscles in reserpine-treated cats. (1961) (57)
Cardiovascular effects of direct vagal stimulation in man. (1959) (56)
Cardiovascular Adjustments to Diving in Mammals and Birds (2011) (54)
Plasma volume, blood volume and transcapillary escape rate (TER) of albumin in young spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) as compared with normotensive controls (NCR). (1978) (53)
Sympathetic nervous control of blood pressure. Role in primary hypertension. (1989) (53)
Capillary permeability to albumin in normotensive and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1977) (53)
Early structural changes in hypertension: pathophysiology and clinical consequences. (1993) (52)
BLOOD FLOW, CAPILLARY FILTRATION COEFFICIENTS AND REGIONAL BLOOD VOLUME RESPONSES IN THE INTESTINE OF THE CAT DURING STIMULATION OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC 'DEFENCE' AREA. (1964) (51)
Perspectives on the integrative functions of the ‘sympatho-adrenomedullary system’ (2000) (50)
Influence of amygdala lesions on cardiovascular responses to alerting stimuli, on behaviour and on blood pressure development in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1982) (47)
Central neurohormonal mechanisms in spontaneously hypertensive rats compared with human essential hypertension. (1975) (46)
Cutaneous vasodilatation elicited by local heating of the anterior hypothalamus in cats and dogs. (1949) (45)
Apparent and true vascular resistances to flow in SHR and NCR kidneys as related to the pre/postglomerular resistance ratio. (1979) (45)
Age-dependent alterations in the structurally determined vascular resistance, pre- to postglomerular resistance ratio and glomerular filtration capacity in kidneys, as studied in aging normotensive rats and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1983) (45)
Rubidium clearance during neurogenic redistribution of intestinal blood flow. (1966) (44)
Physiological aspects of the "defence" and "defeat" reactions. (1997) (44)
Vasoconstrictor nerve influence on isolated mesenteric resistance vessels from normotensive and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1982) (44)
Background of increased flow resistance and vascular reactivity in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1970) (44)
Renal vascular resistance in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1970) (43)
Changes in cardiac output upon stimulation of the hypothalamic defence area and the medullary depressor area in the cat. (1968) (43)
Pathogenesis of structural vascular changes in hypertension. (2004) (42)
Action of acetylcholine, adrenaline and nor-adrenaline on the coronary blood flow of the dog. (1949) (41)
Cardiac dimensions in spontaneously hypertensive rats following different modes of blood pressure reduction by antihypertensive treatment. (1986) (40)
Blood pressure and heart rate responses to mental stress in spontaneously hypertensive (SHB) and normotensive (WKY) rats on various sodium diets. (1985) (40)
Effects of high and low sodium diets on the resistance vessels and their adrenergic vasoconstrictor fibre control in normotensive (WKY) and hypertensive (SHR) rats. (1985) (40)
Action of adrenaline, nor-adrenaline and some other sympathomimetic drugs on the muscular, cutaneous and splanchnic vessels of the cat. (1948) (39)
'Structural autoregulation'--the local adaptation of vascular beds to chronic changes in pressure. (1983) (39)
Myogenic mechanisms in the control of systemic resistance. Introduction and historical background. (1989) (39)
Arterial pressure, cardiac output and systemic resistance before and after pithing in normotensive and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1975) (39)
Do adrenergic vasodilator nerves exist? (1950) (38)
The chemical transmission of vasoconstrictor impulses to the hind limbs and the splanchnic region of the cat. (1948) (38)
Some Aspects of the Quantal Release of the Adrenergic Transmitter (1970) (38)
The structural cardiovascular factor in primary hypertension--pressure dependence and genetic reinforcement. (1986) (37)
Cardiovascular effects of antihypertensive renomedullary lipids (APRL and ANRL). (1983) (37)
The effect of intense treatment with hypotensive drugs on structural design of the resistance vessels in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1971) (37)
Hemodynamic consequences of resistance vessel rarification and of changes in smooth muscle sensitivity. (1976) (36)
Importance of the blood pressure-heart rate relationship. (1998) (36)
Angiotensin II, vascular structure and blood pressure. (1992) (36)
Suppression of tonic sympathetic nerve activity by depressor agents released from the declipped kidney. (1982) (35)
Cardiac receptors in ducks--a link between vasoconstruction and bradycardia during diving. (1976) (34)
Mental Stress and its Importance for Cardiovascular Disorders; Physiological Aspects, "From-Mice-to-Man" (2001) (34)
[Mental stress and its importance for cardiovascular disorders]. (2001) (33)
Acute vasodepressor effect in normotensive rats following extracorporal perfusion of the declipped kidney of two-kidney, one clip hypertensive rats (1982) (33)
Sympathetic vasodilator nerves to the tongue of the cat. (1952) (32)
The negative inotropic effect of vagal stimulation on the heart ventricles of the duck. (1967) (32)
Physiological Organization of Neurohormonal Responses to Psychosocial Stimuli: Implications for Health and Disease (1993) (32)
SOME FACTORS INFLUENCING THE RELEASE OF NORADRENALINE INTO THE BLOOD FOLLOWING SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION. (1964) (31)
Structural adaptation of the rat left ventricle in response to changes in pressure and volume loads. (1985) (31)
Interaction between acetylcholine and adenosine triphosphate in normal, curarised and denervated muscle. (1948) (31)
Effect of chronic ethanol consumption upon cardiovascular reactivity, heart rate and blood pressure in spontaneously hypertensive and Wistar‐Kyoto rats (1992) (30)
Cholinergic fibres in the sympathetic outflow to the heart in the dog and cat. (1948) (30)
Cardiovascular Effects of Antihypertensive Polar and Neutral Renomedullary Lipids (1983) (29)
REACTIONS OF THE DIFFERENT SERIES-COUPLED VASCULAR SECTIONS UPON STIMULATION OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC SYMPATHO-INHIBITORY AREA. (1964) (29)
Sodium appetite as well as 24-h variations of fluid balance, mean arterial pressure and heart rate in spontaneously hypertensive (SHR) and normotensive (WKY) rats, when on various sodium diets. (1987) (29)
Critical review of studies on salt and hypertension. (1992) (29)
Neurogenic adjustments of muscle blood flow, cutaneous A-V shunt flow and of venous tone during "diving" in ducks. (1969) (29)
The effect of functionally induced changes of wall/lumen ratio on the vasoconstrictor response to standard amounts of vasoactive agents. (1960) (29)
Structurally based changes of renal vascular reactivity in spontaneously hypertensive and two-kidney, one-clip renal hypertensive rats, as compared with kidneys from uninephrectomized and intact normotensive rats. (1983) (28)
Permeability of fenestrated capillaries in the isolated pig pancreas, with effects of bradykinin and histamine, as studied by simultaneous registration of filtration and diffusion capacities. (1982) (28)
Activation of the Humoral Antihypertensive System of the Kidney Increases Diuresis (1988) (27)
Stress, hypothalamic function and neuroendocrine consequences. (2009) (27)
Studies on the role of sodium-potassium-activated ATPase as determinant of vascular reactivity in Wistar-Kyoto and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1980) (26)
The correlation between the stimulation frequency and the dilator response evoked by 'antidromic' excitation of the thin afferent fibres in the dorsal roots. (1953) (25)
The stimulation threshold of different sympathetic fibre groups as correlated to their functional differentiation. (1958) (25)
The hemodynamic consequences of regional hypotension in spontaneously hypertensive and normotensive rats. (1971) (25)
NERVOUS CONTROL OF THE CIRCULATION. (1961) (24)
Do dorsal root fibers convey centrally induced vasodilator impulses? (1950) (24)
Efferent nervous pathways involved in cutaneous vasodilatation induced by activation of hypothalamic heat loss mechanisms. (1949) (24)
Pathophysiology of hypertension: differences between young and elderly. (1993) (24)
Brief historical background and principal nature of process. (1984) (23)
Trophic effects of hypophyseal hormones on resistance vessels and the heart in normotensive and renal hypertensive rats. (1992) (23)
Response to slow, graded bleeding in salt-depleted rats. (1983) (23)
Regulation of the peripheral circulation (1971) (22)
Simultaneous measurements of capillary filtration and diffusion capacities during graded infusions of noradrenaline (NA) and 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) into the rat hindquarter vascular bed. (1980) (22)
The effects of varying sodium diets on haemodynamics and fluid balance in the spontaneously hypertensive rat. (1986) (22)
Cardiovascular responses to acute mental 'stress' in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1973) (21)
Acute Vasodepressor Effect in Normotensive Rats Following Extracorporal Perfusion of the Declipped Kidney of Two‐Kidney, One Clip Hypertensive Rats (1982) (20)
Structural factors: the vascular wall. Consequences of treatment. (1983) (20)
Central blood volume in spontaneously hypertensive rats and Wistar-Kyoto normotensive rats. (1981) (20)
Renal vascular resistance in spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1971) (20)
Mechanims of escape of skeletal muscle resistance vessels from the influence of sympathetic cholinergic vasodilator fibre activity. (1968) (20)
Close Arterial Injection of Adenosine Triphosphate and Inorganic Triphosphate into Frog Muscle (1944) (19)
A PROPOSED DIFFERENTIATED NEURO-EFFECTOR ORGANIZATION IN MUSCLE RESISTANCE VESSELS. (1964) (19)
Are parasympathetic vasodilator fibers involved in depressor reflexes elicited from the baroceptor regions? (1951) (19)
Man's Two Environments and Disorders of Civilization: Aspects on Prevention (2000) (19)
Transmitter Release at Adrenergic Nerve Endings: Total Exocytosis or Fractional Release? (1997) (19)
Kidneys and primary hypertension--initiators, stabilizers or/and victim-aggravators? (1994) (19)
The sympathetic vasomotor innervation of the skin of the dog. (1949) (19)
The importance of hypophyseal hormones for structural cardiovascular adaptation in hypertension (1988) (19)
"Structural autoregulation" of blood flow and GFR in the two renal vascular beds from two-kidney, one-clip renal hypertensive rats, as compared with kidneys from uni-nephrectomized and intact normotensive rats. (1983) (19)
Effects of vasoconstriction on blood viscosity in vivo. (1971) (18)
The chemical transmission of vasoconstrictor impulses to the hind limbs of the dog. (1949) (18)
Myogenic responsiveness in rat hindquarter vessels during constant-flow and constant-pressure perfusion in vitro; effects of various potassium concentrations and of endothelial nitrous oxide blockade. (1991) (18)
Contractile responses to noradrenaline: varying dependence on external calcium of consecutive vascular segments of perfused rat hindquarters. (1977) (18)
An electrophysiological study of the sympathetic vasodilator fibers of the limb. (1952) (18)
The efferent innervation of the cardiovascular system. (1959) (18)
Vascular resistance and reactivity of the microcirculation in hypertension. (1978) (18)
Relationship between physical vascular properties and smooth muscle function: its importance for vascular control and reactivity. (1975) (18)
Integration of hypertension research in the era of molecular biology: G.W. Pickering Memorial Lecture (Dublin 1994). (1995) (17)
Cardiovascular Reactions During Abdominal Surgery (1962) (16)
Structurally reduced distensibility of cardiovascular low-pressure' compartments in primary hypertension, as studied in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). (1981) (16)
Evaluation of the 'stretched pore phenomenon' in isolated rat hindquarters. (1985) (16)
Characteristics of sympathetic neuroeffectors in man. (1956) (16)
Mental “stress” and hypertension (1991) (15)
The functional role of some autonomic and behavioral patterns evoked from the lateral hypothalamus of the cat. (1966) (15)
Effects of low and high Na diets on cardiovascular dynamics in normotensive and hypertensive rats: neuroeffector characteristics of the resistance vessels. (1984) (15)
The debate on the àmplifier hypothesis' - some comments. (2000) (15)
Central blood volume in spontaneously hypertensive rats and Wistar-Kyoto normotensive rats. (1981) (15)
Role of the vascular factor in hypertension. (1977) (15)
Antihypertensive Polar and Neutral Renopapillary Lipids: Which is a Hormone? (1983) (14)
Is capillary micropinocytosis of any significance for the transcapillary transfer of plasma proteins? (1977) (14)
Aspects of the cardiovascular nervous control in a mammalian diver (Myocastor coypus). (1971) (14)
The integration of the cardiovascular response to diving. (1970) (13)
ASPECTS OF THE DIFFERENCE IN VASCULAR 'REACTIVITY' BETWEEN CUTANEOUS RESISTANCE VESSELS AND A-V ANASTOMOSES. (1964) (13)
Is the humoral renal antihypertensive activity of the spontaneously hypertensive rat (SHR) reset to the high blood pressure? (1991) (13)
Relationships between vessel design and hemodynamics along the precapillary resistance compartment in normo- and hypertension. (1979) (13)
Effect of cortical stimulation upon epinephrine activity. (1957) (13)
Cardiac design and pressure-volume characteristics of the left ventricle in normotensive (WKY) and hypertensive (SHR) rats after various dietary sodium treatments. (1986) (13)
The effects of "immunosympathectomy" on blood pressure and vascular "reactivity" in normal and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1972) (13)
Stress, health and the social environment. James P. Henry's ethologic approach to medicine, reflected by recent research in animals and man. In memory of a great 20th century physiologist. (1997) (12)
How do changes in diameter at the precapillary level affect cardiovascular function? (1984) (12)
Salt and Hypertension (1990) (12)
Volume of capillary exchange vessels measured with a gravimetric method in rat hindquarters. (1979) (12)
Plasma catecholamines as markers for sympatho-adrenal activity in man. Introductory remarks. (1984) (12)
Are there any significant inertial losses in the vascular bed? (1973) (12)
Cardiovascular control in the Milan strain of spontaneously hypertensive rat (MHS) at "rest" and during acute mental "stress". (1977) (11)
Acute effects of pressure on resistance vessel geometry. (1978) (11)
Pathophysiology and clinical implications of early structural changes. (1984) (11)
Resistance to blood flow at maximal vasodilatation. (1988) (10)
The initial cardiovascular responses in the diving duck. (1975) (10)
Constriction-distension relationships of resistance vessels in normo- and hyper-tension. (1979) (10)
Some reflections on today's hypertension research. (1992) (9)
Interaction between prejunctional alpha 2-receptors and neuronal transmitter reuptake in small mesenteric arteries from the rat. (1985) (9)
The pathophysiology of hypertension. Differences between young and elderly patients. (1993) (9)
Extrinsic mechanisms of vascular growth. (1987) (9)
Increasing Importance of Integrative Physiology in the Era of Molecular Biology (1994) (9)
Cardiovascular "remodeling" in rat and human: time axis, extent, and in vivo relevance. (2010) (9)
On bias in medical research; reflections on present salt-cholesterol controversies (2011) (9)
Neurotrophic effects on the vascular bed. (2009) (9)
GIRAFFES, RATS AND MAN – WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ‘STRUCTURAL FACTOR’ IN NORMO‐ AND HYPERTENSIVE STATES? (1991) (9)
The humoral renal antihypertensive system: nervous and hemodynamic effects in normotensive and unclipped renal hypertensive rats. (1988) (9)
Structural changes in heart and vessels during hypertension with aspects on their reversibility. (1976) (8)
The Resistance Vasculature (1991) (8)
MANʼS TWO ENVIRONMENTS AND DISORDERS OF CIVILISATION – A SURVEY: R.1 (2000) (8)
Structurally reduced compliance of the venous capacitance vessels in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR). (1980) (8)
DIFFERENTIAL INFLUENCES OF NERVOUS AND LOCAL HUMORAL FACTORS ON LARGE AND SMALL PRECAPILLARY VESSELS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE (1968) (8)
Incretory renal functions – Tigerstedt, renin and its neglected antagonist medullipin (2007) (8)
N-omega-nitro-L-arginine inhibits the humoral renomedullary vasodepressor response in a Wistar 'assay' rat, otherwise induced by extracorporeal high-pressure perfusion of an isolated kidney. (1992) (8)
Quantitative studies on the transmitter release at adrenergic nerve endings. (1967) (8)
Some cardiovascular observations during radical neck dissection (1957) (7)
Hypertension and endothelial function--aspects of atheroma protection. (1992) (7)
Extent of structurally reduced venous distensibility in rats. (1981) (7)
The Benjamin W. Zweifach Award lecture. Functional and structural "autoregulation"--some personal considerations concerning the century-old development of these microvascular concepts. (1989) (7)
Cardiovascular 'reactivity' to graded splanchnic nerve stimulation in spontaneously hypertensive and normotensive control rats. (1979) (7)
Risks associated with dietary sodium reduction in the spontaneous hypertensive rat model of hypertension. (1990) (6)
The influence of rheological and collapse factors on pre- and post-capillary flow resistances in the skeletal muscle vascular bed of the cat. (1975) (6)
Evolutionary Aspects of Stress (2006) (6)
Influence of the renal medulla and early treatment with enalapril upon the development of hypertension in young spontaneously hypertensive rats (1992) (5)
Structural renal vascular changes in renal hypertensive rats (RHR) (1977) (5)
Oxygen consumption and contractile force during vibrations of cat soleus muscle. (1977) (5)
Neurogenic responses in resistance vessels: roles of alpha 1- and alpha 2-adrenoceptors, transmitter reuptake, ouabain, and plasma factors. (1985) (5)
Blood pressure and neurogenic adaptations to reduced dietary sodium in the SHR model of hypertension. (1991) (5)
Cardiovascular and sympathetic effects of 240-fold salt intake variations--studies in rats, with comparisons to man. (1989) (5)
Post-tetanic potentiation of the vascular neurogenic response in rats. (1987) (5)
Sympathetic nerve stimulation to an isolated cross-circulated kidney inhibits the pressure-induced humoral hypotensive responses but increases diuresis and natriuresis in the cross-circulating Wistar 'assay' rat. (1992) (5)
Effects of noradrenaline on consecutive vascular segments at low or normal calcium concentrations in control and spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1976) (4)
Importance of adrenergic neuronal uptake in termination of action: some aspects. (1976) (4)
Hemodynamic consequences of early cardiovascular structural adaptation in primary hypertension as studied in rats. (1982) (4)
Effects of pre-junctional alpha-receptor blockade on vascular neuro-effector characteristics in rats on high sodium intake. (1989) (4)
Risks of Salt Depletion and Salt Excess (1989) (4)
Cardiovascular studies in rats with respect to some functional and structural relationships of relevance in hypertension and ordinary aging. (1984) (4)
Central and peripheral mechanisms in spontaneous hypertension in rats. (1981) (3)
Influence of the renal medulla and early treatment with enalapril upon the development of hypertension in young spontaneously hypertensive rats. (1991) (3)
Comments on "endpoints in hypertension": peripheral resistance vessels--though mainly on their involvement as "starting-points". (1997) (3)
Effects of varying salt diets and of ouabain on cardiovascular neuroeffector characteristics and on myogenic resistance vessel activity in SHR and WKY. (1985) (3)
‘Structural Autoregulation’ of the Preglomerular/Postglomerular Resistance Ratio and Hence of Glomerular Filtration Rate in the Clipped (Low Pressure) Kidney in Two-Kidney, One-Clip Renal Hypertension (1982) (3)
ALTERED VASCULAR REACTIVITY TO NORADRENALINE IN ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION (1981) (3)
Physiological Approach to Future Developments in Therapy (1987) (3)
Decrease in vascular reactivity to noradrenaline after prolonged exposure to ouabain (1985) (3)
Blood flow through muscles during heavy rhythmic exercise. (1969) (3)
Structural Changes in the Vascular Bed1 (1976) (2)
Vascular Changes in Hypertension Therapeutic Implications (2012) (2)
Neurogenic Elements in Rat Primary Hypertension: Differences Between Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats and the Milan Hypertensive Strain (1981) (2)
Early versus late onset of therapy. Experiences from animal studies. (1984) (2)
Electrophysiological and mechanical characteristics of isolated hearts from spontaneously hypertensive (SHR) and normotensive (WKY) rats on very high- and low-sodium diets. (1989) (2)
Current thinking in hypertension--peripheral vasculature. (1992) (2)
Comments to the recent papers by Palm, Nielsen and Lassen concerning measurements of filtration capacity. (1984) (2)
HANDBOOK OF HYPERTENSION (1984) (2)
[Salt and blood pressure--centenarian bone of contention]. (2003) (2)
Is the antihypertensive function of the kidney, elicited by renomedullary depressor substances, partly conveyed via the central nervous system? (2009) (1)
[Central nervous system control for maximal alertness in danger]. (1990) (1)
Adrenergic blood pressure regulation : proceedings of a symposium, Corfu, 22-25 May 1984 (1985) (1)
Physiological analysis and subsequent surgical treatment of a case of carotid sinus syndrome. (1960) (1)
[Hemodynamic consequences of adaptive reconstruction of resistance vessels]. (1971) (1)
Interaction between Functional and Structural Elements in Primary Hypertension (1982) (1)
Sodium appetite and 24-hour variations in fluid balance, mean arterial pressure and heart rate in SHR and WKY on various sodium diets. (1986) (1)
Nervous integration of cardiovascular function. (1968) (1)
Range of Transmitter Release Modulation in Small Arteries from Spontaneously Hypertensive and Normotensive Rats (1985) (1)
Effects of Catechol Amines on Consecutive Vascular Sections (2008) (1)
Nervous Integration of Cardiovascular Function [Summary] (1968) (1)
Altered Relationships between Design, Transmural Pressure, Distensibility and Contractility in Hypertensive Vessels (1985) (1)
Consequences of structural renovascular changes for renal barostat function. (1984) (1)
Personal and Historical Perspectives in Hypertension " Structural Factor " in Primary and Secondary Hypertension (2005) (1)
Some Aspects of Cardiovascular Nervous Control in Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats: Central and Peripheral Mechanisms (1984) (1)
Volume and cardiac output increases in primary hypertension: contrasting situations in two hypertensive rat strains with different genetic predisposition. (1979) (1)
Contents, Vol. 1, 1964 (1964) (0)
Proceedings of the Sixth Meeting of the International Society of Hypertension, Göteborg, Sweden, 11-13 June 1979. (1979) (0)
XXIV Scientific Meeting of the Italian Angiologic Society (1964) (0)
137. Sympathetic inhibition of the renomedullary antihypertensive system (1991) (0)
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS (2008) (0)
Reflections on primary hypertension. (1978) (0)
Does the rapidity with which hypertension reverses on unclipping a clipped kidney and on stopping long-term infusion of angiotensin II make unlikely an important role for vascular hypertrophy in maintaining the hypertension seen before reversal? (1995) (0)
of the declipped kidney of two-kidney, one clip hypertensive rats Acute vasodepressor effect in normotensive rats following extracorporal perfusion (2011) (0)
Effects of vasoconstriction on blood viscosity in vivo. (1970) (0)
COMPETITION BETWEEN VASOCONSTRICTOR FIBRES AND VASODILATOR METABOLITES IN EXERCISING SKELETAL MUSCLE—A COMPARISON BETWEEN DIVING AND NON-DIVING ANIMALS* (1968) (0)
James Paget Henry. 12/7 1914--20/11 1996. (1997) (0)
Jubilee lecture. History of physiology in Scandinavia. (1990) (0)
The medullipin system of blood pressure control (1997) (0)
Peripheral circulation. (1956) (0)
Cardiac output and volume in hypertension (1979) (0)
On criticism in bio-medical research – A tribute to Uffe Ravnskov (2008) (0)
Defence and Defeat Reaction: Central Control and Peripheral Effects (2010) (0)
Eric Neil—Memories From a Long Friendship (1991) (0)
What regulates salt intake (1980) (0)
Neurogenic Responses in Resistance Vessels: Roles of α1- and α2-Adrenoceptors, Transmitter Reuptake, Ouabain, and Plasma Factors (1985) (0)
[Trials with a vasodilative salve to prevent cold injuries]. (1959) (0)
[Increased significance of integrative physiology--especially in the age of molecular biology]. (1993) (0)
[Peripheral circulation; regulation of vascular resistance and capacity with special reference to shock states]. (1966) (0)
Structural component of vascular resistance in hypertension (1987) (0)
[Coronary circulation and nutrition of the heart]. (1953) (0)
[Physiological aspects of the background of essential hypertension]. (1977) (0)

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