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Effect of Denervation on Diameter and Reactivity of Arteries in the Bat Wing

Mary P. Wiedeman

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Responsiveness of the arterial vessels to intravenous and topically applied epinephrine was determined before and after denervation. Responsiveness to injected epinephrine increased 14 days after denervation; responsiveness to topically applied epinephrine was unaffected by denervation; arterial vessels remained dilated in excess of three weeks following denervation.

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Key concepts: Denervation, Epinephrine, Sympathetic Denervation, Medicine, Internal medicine, Norepinephrine, Anesthesia, Cardiology