LOCAL CONTROL OF BLOOD FLOW
Local control of blood flow refers to mechanisms intrinsic to the blood vessels and nearby parenchymal cells. These mechanisms include myogenic local control, metabolic local control, flow-mediated vasodilation and flow control by intercellular conduction.
At the end of the lesson student should able to learn about:
- Mechanism of blood flow control.
- Special examples of Acute "Metabolic" control of local blood flow.
- Long-term blood flow regulation.
- Vascular remodeling in response to chronic changes in blood flow or blood pressure.
- Humoral control of the Circulation.
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Course Material
- THE HEART AS A PUMP
- RHYTHMICAL EXCITATION OF THE HEAT
- THE NORMAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
- CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS
- CARDIAC OUTPUT AND VENOUS RETURN AND THEIR REGULATION
- THE HEART SOUNDS
- CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS
- VALVULAR HEART DEFECTS
- OVERVIEW OF THE CIRCULATION BIOPHYSICS OF PRESSURE FLOW AND RESISTANCE
- VASCULAR DISTENSIBILITY
- Micro-circulation & Lymphatic System
- LOCAL CONTROL OF BLOOD FLOW
- NERVOUS REGULATION OF CIRCULATION
- ARTERIAL PRESSURE AND ITS REGULATION
- CARDIAC FAILURE
- CIRCULATORY SHOCK AND ITS TREATMENT
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- Department Physiology
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Dr. Muhammad Tufail
