Central Mechanisms Underlying Short‐ And Long‐Term Regulation Of The Cardiovascular System

1. Sympathetic vasomotor nerves play a major role in determining the level of arterial blood pressure and the distribution of cardiac output. The present review will discuss briefly the central regulatory mechanisms that control the sympathetic outflow to the cardiovascular system in the short and long term.

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