vasoconstrictor center

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• vasoconstrictor center — a center in the medulla oblongata and lower pons that controls contraction of the blood vessels …   Medical dictionary

• vasodilator center — a center in the medulla oblongata that causes dilation of blood vessels by repressing the activity of the vasoconstrictor center …   Medical dictionary

• VCC — vasoconstrictor center; ventral cell column …   Medical dictionary

• VCC — • vasoconstrictor center; • ventral cell column …   Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations

• Traube-Hering waves — rhythmical rises and falls in the arterial pressure, attributed to rhythmical activity of the vasoconstrictor center …   Medical dictionary

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