Human Cardiovascular Control

Loring B. Rowell is a Professor of Physiology and Biophysics and of Medicine (Cardiology) at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Dr. Rowell has published over 150 research papers, chapters, and review articles and has served on the editorial boeards of American Journal of Physiology, Circulation Research, and the Journal of Applied Physiology.

n 1Passive Effects of Gravity
2: Reflex Control During Orthostasis
3: Neural-Humoral Adjustments to Orthostasis and Long-Term Control
4: Orthostatic Intolerance
5: Central Circulatory Adjustments to Dynamic Exercise
6: Control of Regional Blood Flow During Dynamic Exercise
7: Control of Blood Flow to Dynamically Active Muscles
8: Cardiovascular Adjustments to Isometric Contractions
9: Limitations to Oxygen Uptake During Dynamic Exercise
10: What Signals Govern the Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise? Role of Central Command
11: What Signals Govern the Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise? Reflexes from Active Muscles
12: Arterial Baroreflexes, Central Command, and Muscle Chemoreflexes: A Synthesis