Vasodilatation

... buffer nerves ( if ABP is elevated for example ) are : 1- inhibition of the vasomotor centers in the brain and spinal cord leading to peripheral vasodilatation ( decreasing the peripheral resistance ) 2- inhibition of adrenaline secretory center in the medulla oblongata of the brain stem ( adrenaline ...

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Yeah I experience the same :( One thing happened during headache is vasodilatation, which causes nerves between capillaries pressed. Nerve endings for pressure and painful will send the information to the brain. Vasoconstriction can result in the same painful ...

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... activate its host (mast cell) to produce massive histamine, leucotrine, prostaglandine, etc to promote a great anaphylaxis syndrome like a sudden vasodilatation which affect in sudden drop in blood pressure so, there'll be a sudden heart attack.... the result, as you all can predict..a sudden ...

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... activate its host (mast cell) to produce massive histamine, leucotrine, prostaglandine, etc to promote a great anaphylaxis syndrome like a sudden vasodilatation which affect in sudden drop in blood pressure so, there'll be a sudden heart attack.... the result, as you all can predict..a sudden ...

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... results in cAMP not being recycled. About alcohol, all i know about influences on the cardiovascular system is that it determines a peripherical vasodilatation those receptors are called ryanodine receptors and are involved in the so called calcium-induced calcium-release. cAMP is also very important ...

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