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vasoconstrictor
(redirected from vasoconstrictor fibers)

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vasoconstrictor [¦vā·zō·kən′strik·tər]
(physiology)
A nerve or an agent that causes blood vessel constriction.


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Indergand and Morgan[9] demonstrated that TENS, applied in this manner, does not alter skin leg blood flow or vascular resistance in the leg, or skin temperature, suggesting that sympathetic vasoconstrictor fibers are not activated during transcutaneous stimulation.
The postulated mechanism for the Tens-related blood flow alterations in these reports is either an inhibitory[1,2] or a stimulatory[3] influence on sympathetic vasoconstrictor fibers traveling in peripheral nerves,
 
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