Talk:arterio-contractile
Latest comment: 4 years ago by Pokechu22 in topic Capable of causing contraction
Capable of causing contraction
[edit]Another sense, as a synonym of vasoconstriction, for which I can only find one reference:
- 1904 June 25, V. V. Zakussoff, “Roussky Vratch, April 10, 1904: Effect of Poisons on the Vessels of Kidneys Removed from Cold-Blooded Animals”, in International Record of Medicine, volume 79, Pith of Current Literature, page 1251:
- The secretion of the skin glands of frogs (phrynin) possessed very marked arteriocontractile powers. Barium chloride induced arterial contraction in very dilute solutions (1 in 100,000).
This seems to be a summary/translation of this (warning: probably bad OCR; I don't know Russian):
- 1904, В В Закусовъ, “Къ вопросу одЙелвін ядовъ на еосуды изолированных Почекъ”, in Русскій Врачъ, number 15, page 532:
- 4. лось слабо выраженнымъ Секретъ кожныхъ железъ жабъ (Phrynin) какъ ока обладаетъ рѣзкимъ сосудосъуживающимъ дѣй
- 4. losʹ slabo vyražennym Sekret kožnyx želez žab (Phrynin) kak oka obladajet rězkim sosudosʺuživajuščim děj
- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
Annoyingly, page 531 is only half-scanned, not that it makes much of a difference in practice. --Pokechu22 (talk) 03:25, 24 June 2020 (UTC)