… reflex effects originating from cardiac, coronary and … animal experiments with that from human
studies, and we propose an … by atrial, coronary and pulmonary arterial mechanoreceptors. …

… heart to precisely locate left ventricular mechanoreceptors in … in humans also indicate that
ventricular vagal receptors have an important influence on the reflex control of efferent muscle …

… stretch receptors – slowly adapting mechanoreceptors that respond to lung inflation … effects
of another. What is needed is a detailed understanding of the physiology of the human vagus …

… Generally, inhibitory effects are attributed to vagal medullary … in the heart and coronary
circulation of humans is extremely … Vagal coronary mechanoreceptors are localized in the left …

… vagus nerves. The efferent part consists of sympathetic and parasympathetic fibers towards
the heart, vascular smooth muscles… for the survival and development of humans. Contact with …

… Baroreceptors are a type of mechanoreceptors allowing for … aortic arch travel along afferent
fibers of the vagus nerve to synapse at … heart rate and, therefore, cardiac output. Additionally, …

… vagus contains mostly unmyelinated afferent fibers (… humans, withdrawal of parasympathetic
tone contributes more to the chronotropic response. Stimulation of other mechanoreceptors, …

… In humans (left), vagal and petrosal ganglia are distinct anatomical structures. SLN, superior
… forces across the cardiac cycle. As with atrial mechanoreceptors, roles for cardiac C fibers in …

… intrathoracic cardiovascular receptors: (1) mechanoreceptors, … normal function of cardiac
nerves in humans. Formulation of … vagal c fibers with chemosensitive endings in the heart and …

… Considering these animal and human studies, we assume … a consequence of reflex
attenuation of cardiac vagal activity. … muscle mechanoreceptors when a larger mass of muscle is …