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Respiratory regulations of pulmonary vagal nerves under hypercapnic conditions:Effects of J-receptor Yuzo Sagara 1 , Katsuhiko Isogami 1 , Hideyuki Saito 1 , Sadafumi Ono 1 , Tsutomu Sakuma 1 , Kaoru Koike 1 , Tasuku Nakata 1 1Department of Surgery, the Research Institute for Chest Diseases and Cancer, Touhoku University pp.1221-1224
Published Date 1989/11/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1404205581
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We studied ventilatory responses under hyperca-pnic condition in 9 lightly anesthetized dogs, using a vagal nerve cooling technique. One side of the cervical vagosympathetic trunks of dogs were pre-viously severed, and a copper cooler was attached to the other side. When the cervical nerve was cooled below 7℃, the Hering-Breuer inflation reflex ceased. We found that when the vagal nerve was not cooled or cooled to 7℃, the respiratory frequency increased significantly in relation to hypercapnic gas inhala-tion. However, the increment of respiratory fre-quency was reduced by bilateral cervical vagotomy. We concluded that the J-receptor is responsible for the increase in respiratory frequency under hyper-capnic gas inhalation.


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