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Mechanik des intakten Herzens

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Um eine adäquate Blutversorgung der Organe — je nach ihrem Aktivitätsgrad — zu gewährleisten, müssen Herzleistung und periphere Kreislauffunktionen in optimaler Weise aufeinander abgestimmt sein. Pumpaktivität des Herzens, Füllungszustand des Gefäßsystems und Gefäßtonus bzw. Wandspannungen in den einzelnen Gefäßsegmenten müssen dauernd erfaßt und gegebenenfalls berichtigt werden. Dazu steht eine breite Palette nervös-humoraler Regulationsmechanismen zur Verfügung, die fortfaufend Informationen aus Presso- und Volumenrezeptoren beziehen (Übersicht bei Gauer 1972; Koepchen 1972).

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Bassenge, E. (1996). Mechanik des intakten Herzens. In: Herzkrankheiten. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97605-6_4

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