The vaso-motor system / by Sir William M. Bayliss.

  • William Bayliss
Date:
1923
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Credit: The vaso-motor system / by Sir William M. Bayliss. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    creased by raising- the general arterial pressure, that is, by vascular constriction in other organs, which must be content with a diminished supply. A. Carotid. B. Torcula Herophili. C. Right Auricle. Figure 17. Cerebral Circulation. Curarized and anaesthetized dog. A Arterial pressure. Artificial respiration stopped at A. B Pressure in Torcular Herophili (= cerebral venous pressure). C Pressure in right auricle. (Bayliss and Hill, 1895.) The Heart. The blood supply of this organ is automati¬ cally varied in correspondence with its needs as the aortic pressure determines the flow through the coronary arteries.
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