Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1964 · 83 citations · 12 references
MedicineEndocrinologyPharmacologyNeuroendocrinologyNeuropharmacologyPharmacodynamicsAdrenal HormonesThyroid DisordersThyroid EndocrinologyAdrenal Medulla HormonesBeta-adrenergic AgentsBeta-adrenergic Receptor PharmacodynamicsPharmacology Of Sympathomimetic DrugsSympathetic Nervous System InvolvementSympathetic Nervous System PharmacologySympathetic Nervous System PhysiologyThyroid Disorder Pharmacotherapy
The interrelationships of thyroid hormone, the adrenal medulla, and the sympathetic nervous sys- tem have been recognized since the early part of the present century (1-4). More recent studies of experimental hyperthyroidism by Brewster, Isaacs, Osgood, and King (5) supported the hy- pothesis that the sympathetic nervous system may be responsible for the metabolic and hemodynamic changes associated with the hypermetabolic state, since the alterations induced by thyroid feeding could be reversed by epidural block.
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Mechanisms of Cardiac Control in Exercise
Robert F. Rushmer, Orville A. Smith, Dean Franklin · Circulation Research · 1959 · 171 citations