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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 30.
Published in final edited form as: Hypertension. 2017 Oct 30;71(1):151–159. doi: 10.1161/HYPERTENSIONAHA.117.10251

Table 4.

Changes in Hemodynamics With Arterial Infusion of Tyramine and Phenylephrine—Protocol 2

Leg
TER+PLA TER+PROB TER+PLA TER+PROB
Variable TYR 0.15 TYR 0.3 TYR 1.0 TYR 0.15 TYR 0.3 TYR 1.0 PE 0.75 PE 1.5 PE 3.0 PE 0.75 PE 1.5 PE 3.0
Blood flow, % −29.1±2.3 −55.2±3.1 −76.1±2.9 −22.3±2.7* −41.5±3.0* −74.3±7.1 7.9±6.4 19.4±9.1 21.4±9.4 6.1±5.8 28.6±9.4 46.5±18.0
Mean arterial blood pressure, mm Hg 1±0 0±1 5±1 1±1 1±1 5±1 0±1 −1±1 2±1 0±1 0±1 2±1
Vascular conductance, % −30.0±2.4 −55.5±3.3 −77.5±2.9 −23.2±1.9* −42.5±2.2* −76.4±5.9 8.1±7.2 21.0±10.7 18.5±10.4 6.4±6.2 27.8±11.3 42.7±16.4
Heart rate, bpm 1±0 1±0 5±1 1±1 0±1 2±2 1±1 0±1 3±1 0±1 1±1 2±1
Venous norepinephrine, nmol L−1 −1.4±1.6 0.8±2.0 5.0±2.5 0.4±1.9 0.8±1.5 8.0±2.8

Values are means±SE. n=5. TER+PLA indicates terazosin+placebo; and TER+PROB, terazosin+probenecid.

*

Significantly different from PLA (P<0.05).