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Regional splanchnic blood flow during sleep in the rabbit

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Regional splanchnic blood flow (rSBF) was measured in rabbits with the radioactive microsphere technique. No statistically significant changes occurred in rSBF or vascular conductances in relation to the different states of the sleep-waking cycle (quiet-wakefulness, synchronized sleep, and desynchronized sleep).

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Cianci, T., Zoccoli, G., Lenzi, P. et al. Regional splanchnic blood flow during sleep in the rabbit. Pflugers Arch. 415, 594–597 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02583511

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