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Effects of chronic heart failure on skeletal muscle capillary hemodynamics at rest and during contractions
2003
Journal of applied physiology
Effects of chronic heart failure on skeletal muscle capillary hemodynamics at rest and during contractions. Chronic heart failure (CHF) reduces muscle blood flow at rest and during exercise and impairs muscle function. Using intravital microscopy techniques, we tested the hypothesis that the speed and amplitude of the capillary red blood cell (RBC) velocity (V RBC) and flux (FRBC) response to contractions would be reduced in CHF compared with control (C) spinotrapezius muscle. The proportion of
doi:10.1152/japplphysiol.00308.2003
pmid:12740313
fatcat:vrmhp3bvx5dydmk2himppiuvzi