Titlebook: Cardiorespiratory and Cardiosomatic Psychophysiology; P. Grossman,K. H. L. Janssen,D. Vaitl Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New

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The Integration and Differentiation of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Responses to Stresscharacterized as stressful has been of long standing interest to both physiologists and psychophysiologists alike. Not only are the relationships among these events rather complex from a physiological point of view, but also from a behavioral standpoint. For example, the term stress refers to a rath

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The Hierarchical Order of Cardiovascular-Respiratory Couplingt and gas exchange. The physical properties of the common vascular bed (both large and small circulations which are in series) imply such coupling. Additionally afferents from cardiac (e.g., Koizumi et al., 1975), systemic arterial blood pressure (e.g., Eckberg and Orshan, 1977), and lung stretch re

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Biofeedback-Assisted Heart Rate Deceleration: Specificity of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Effects inin cardiac function, are mediated indirectly by changes in somatic or respiratory responses, or reflect a common central nervous system integration of cardiac-somatic activity. In this connection, the first position was advanced by Miller and collaborators (Miller and DiCara, 1967; Miller and Banuaz

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SPECT Myocardial Perfusion Imaging,logy’, held in Schloss Rauischholzhausen, West Germany on November 17–19, 1983. This conference, sponsored by NATO’s Scientific Affairs Division and the University of Giessen, provided for experts from diverse disciplines to come together to discuss various aspects of the psycho-physiology of cardio

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