Abnormal baroreceptor-mediated vasodilation of the peripheral circulation in congestive heart failure secondary to idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy

Keyphrases

• Congestive Heart Failure 100%
• Vasodilation 100%
• Baroreceptors 100%
• Peripheral Circulation 100%
• Idiopathic Dilated Cardiomyopathy 100%
• Blood Flow 62%
• Control Subjects 37%
• Lower Leg 37%
• Heart Failure Patients 25%
• Edema 25%
• Upright Position 25%
• Subcutaneous Blood Flow 25%
• Hypertension 12%
• Reflex 12%
• Hyperemia 12%
• Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction 12%
• Disease Severity 12%
• Clinical Problems 12%
• Capillary 12%
• Subcutaneous Tissue 12%
• Microangiopathy 12%
• Structural Change 12%
• Head-up Tilt 12%
• Supine Position 12%
• Orthostasis 12%
• 133Xe 12%
• New York Heart Association Functional Class 12%
• Peripheral Edema 12%
• Axon Reflex 12%
• Baroreceptor Reflex 12%
• Nervous Regulation 12%
• Vasoconstrictor 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Vasodilatation 100%
• Dilated Cardiomyopathy 100%
• Congestive Heart Failure 100%
• Peripheral Circulation 100%
• Blood Flow 62%
• Lower Leg 37%
• Standing 37%
• Edema 25%
• Skin Blood Flow 25%
• Hemodynamic 12%
• Heart Left Ventricle Ejection Fraction 12%
• Vasoconstriction 12%
• Hyperaemia 12%
• Capillary 12%
• Subcutaneous Tissue 12%
• Microcirculation 12%
• Pressoreceptor Reflex 12%
• Microangiopathy 12%
• Patient with Congestive Heart Failure 12%
• Xenon 133 12%
• Supine Position 12%
• Defibrotide 12%
• New York Heart Association Class 12%
• Peripheral Edema 12%
• Diseases 12%
• Axon 12%
• Hypertension 12%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Congestive Heart Failure 100%
• Congestive Cardiomyopathy 100%
• Edema 22%
• Normal Human 11%
• Xenon 133 11%
• Microangiopathy 11%
• Defibrotide 11%
• Hyperaemia 11%
• Peripheral Edema 11%
• Diseases 11%
• Hypertension 11%