Reduced cerebrovascular and cardioventilatory responses to intermittent hypoxia in elderly
• Elderly adults have a lower cerebral tissue oxygenation at rest, which is associated with age-related diminution of cerebral perfusion. • Cerebrovascular responses to hypoxia are dampened with age; however, elderly individuals can readily tolerate hypoxia exposures because the resultant hypoxemia...
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• Elderly adults have a lower cerebral tissue oxygenation at rest, which is associated with age-related diminution of cerebral perfusion. • Cerebrovascular responses to hypoxia are dampened with age; however, elderly individuals can readily tolerate hypoxia exposures because the resultant hypoxemia is less severe than in their younger counterparts. • The decreased hypoxemia during hypoxia exposures in elderly adults likely results from their reduced mechanical output or metabolic demand, evident by reduced compensatory tachycardia and tachypnea. • Cyclic, moderate hypoxemia during acute hypoxia exposures does not cause hypertension, but lowers arterial blood pressure in young and elderly adults. |
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• Elderly adults have a lower cerebral tissue oxygenation at rest, which is associated with age-related diminution of cerebral perfusion. • Cerebrovascular responses to hypoxia are dampened with age; however, elderly individuals can readily tolerate hypoxia exposures because the resultant hypoxemia is less severe than in their younger counterparts. • The decreased hypoxemia during hypoxia exposures in elderly adults likely results from their reduced mechanical output or metabolic demand, evident by reduced compensatory tachycardia and tachypnea. • Cyclic, moderate hypoxemia during acute hypoxia exposures does not cause hypertension, but lowers arterial blood pressure in young and elderly adults. |
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• Elderly adults have a lower cerebral tissue oxygenation at rest, which is associated with age-related diminution of cerebral perfusion. • Cerebrovascular responses to hypoxia are dampened with age; however, elderly individuals can readily tolerate hypoxia exposures because the resultant hypoxemia is less severe than in their younger counterparts. • The decreased hypoxemia during hypoxia exposures in elderly adults likely results from their reduced mechanical output or metabolic demand, evident by reduced compensatory tachycardia and tachypnea. • Cyclic, moderate hypoxemia during acute hypoxia exposures does not cause hypertension, but lowers arterial blood pressure in young and elderly adults. |
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Reduced cerebrovascular and cardioventilatory responses to intermittent hypoxia in elderly |
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