Arterial pressure regulation: overriding dominance of the kidneys in long-term regulation and in hypertension
AC Guyton, TG Coleman, AW Cowley… - The American journal of …, 1972 - Elsevier
The body is endowed with many different arterial pressure regulating mechanisms, some of
which operate rapidly, some slowly; some of which operate at low pressure ranges, some at
normal pressure ranges, and some at high pressure ranges; some of which have weak
feedback gains, some of which have moderate feedback gains, and one of which has infinite
gain when sufficient time is allowed for its control functions to reach the state of equilibrium.
The infinite gain pressure control system is based on the effect of arterial pressure on renal …
which operate rapidly, some slowly; some of which operate at low pressure ranges, some at
normal pressure ranges, and some at high pressure ranges; some of which have weak
feedback gains, some of which have moderate feedback gains, and one of which has infinite
gain when sufficient time is allowed for its control functions to reach the state of equilibrium.
The infinite gain pressure control system is based on the effect of arterial pressure on renal …