Elevation of the nasal mucosal surface temperature after warming of the feet occurs via a neural reflex.
作者： Paraya Assanasen , Fuad M. Baroody , Lauran Haney , Marcy deTineo , Edward Naureckas
DOI: 10.1080/00016480310000610
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摘要: Objective --To evaluate in humans the mechanisms underlying increase nasal mucosal temperature following immersion of feet warm water (42°C). Material and Methods --The subjects was measured whilst their were immersed water. Results rose quickly on dissipated equally fast removal from Intranasal lidocaine raised slightly after application, but also blocked warming-induced temperature, suggesting a neural reflex. Whereas cutaneous-nasal reflex stimulates transient parasympathetic response, acetylcholine does not seem to contribute more prolonged Warming probably leads loss alpha-sympathetic activity blood vessels an because application phenoxybenzamine,...
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