MIYAMOTO Tadayoshi | Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, Morinomiya University of Medical Science

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Servo-Controlled Hind-Limb Electrical Stimulation for Short-Term Arterial Pressure Control
PJ-111 Central Chemoreflex Hypersensitivity in Rats with Chronic Heart Failure Contributes to Hyperpnea Little at Rest but More during Exercise(Exercise test/Cardiac rehabilitation-5, The 71st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Circulation Society)
Accentuated Antagonism in Vagal Heart Rate Control Mediated through Muscarinic Potassium Channels
Baroreflex Increases Correlation and Coherence of Muscle Sympathetic Nerve Activity (SNA) with Renal and Cardiac SNAs
PJ-539 Angiotensin II Attenuates Dynamic Vagal Control of Heart Rate(Neurohumoral factors-3, The 71st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Circulation Society)
PJ-223 Angiotensin II Attenuates Vagal Stimulation-Induced Acetylcholine Release in the Ventricle(Autonomic nervous system-4, The 71st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Circulation Society)
Sympathetic Neural Regulation of Heart Rate Is Robust against High Plasma Catecholamines
OJ-203 Muscle Mechanoreflex Induces the Pressor Response by Resetting the Arterial Baroreflex Neural Arc(Autonomic Nervous System 2 (H) : OJ23)(Oral Presentation (Japanese))
OJ-202 Muscle Mechanoreflex Induces a Parallel Upward-Shift of the Arterial Pressure-Sympathetic Nerve Activity (SNA) Relation(Autonomic Nervous System 2 (H) : OJ23)(Oral Presentation (Japanese))
Relationships Among Muscle Oxygenation, Blood Lactate Concentration, and Substrate Utilization During Prolonged Exercise Below Anaerobic Threshold
Acute myocardial ischemia totally damages vagal efferent function whereas partially damages vagal afferent and local acetylcholine releasing function
OJ-299 Presynaptic α2-adrenergic Negative Feedback Shortens the Time Constant of Sympathetic Heart Rate Response(Cardiac function, basic/clinical-2 (M) OJ50,Oral Presentation (Japanese),The 70th Anniversary Annual Scientific Meeting of the Japanese Circul
PJ-408 Sympatho-Vagal Interaction via the α-Adrenergic Mechanism Is Negligible in Dynamic Vagal Control of Heart Rate in Vivo(Cardiac Function, Basic/Clinical 2 (M) : PJ68)(Poster Session (Japanese))
Deviation of an operating point reduces baroreflex dynamic gain in both neural and peripheral arcs
Neuronal uptake blockade decelerates the heart rate response more than the arterial pressure response to sympathetic activation
Conductance volumetry without ex-vivo calibrations for blood conductivity and parallel conductance in small experimental animals
Effects of Treadmill Walking in Water on Ventilatory Response in Obese Subjects

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