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The influence of thermoregulatory mechanisms on post-exercise hypotension in humans
1. To examine the influence of the rate of heat loss on the magnitude of post-exercise hypotension, subjects were exposed to three different environmental conditions during recovery from bicycle exercise. 2. When subjects recovered in warm conditions both core temperature (measured in the external a...
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| description | 1. To examine the influence of the rate of heat loss on the magnitude of post-exercise hypotension, subjects were exposed
to three different environmental conditions during recovery from bicycle exercise. 2. When subjects recovered in warm conditions
both core temperature (measured in the external auditory meatus) and mean skin temperature were significantly elevated 60
min after the cessation of exercise. This attenuation of heat loss was associated with a significant reduction in post-exercise
mean arterial pressure. 3. In contrast, when subjects recovered in neutral or cool conditions both core temperature and mean
arterial pressure had returned to baseline levels 60 min after exercise. 4. These results indicate that persistence of peripheral
vasodilatation during recovery from exercise, and therefore the magnitude of post-exercise hypotension, is dependent upon
thermoregulatory-induced changes in skin blood flow. |
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both core temperature (measured in the external auditory meatus) and mean skin temperature were significantly elevated 60
min after the cessation of exercise. This attenuation of heat loss was associated with a significant reduction in post-exercise
mean arterial pressure. 3. In contrast, when subjects recovered in neutral or cool conditions both core temperature and mean
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mean arterial pressure. 3. In contrast, when subjects recovered in neutral or cool conditions both core temperature and mean
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min after the cessation of exercise. This attenuation of heat loss was associated with a significant reduction in post-exercise
mean arterial pressure. 3. In contrast, when subjects recovered in neutral or cool conditions both core temperature and mean
arterial pressure had returned to baseline levels 60 min after exercise. 4. These results indicate that persistence of peripheral
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