Responses of the human spleen to exercise
Abstract
The human spleen shows a decrease in volume of around 40% early during vigorous exercise and in response to other stressful stimuli such as maximal apnoea and the breathing of hypoxic gas mixtures. Contraction seems an active response, mediated by alpha-adrenergic fibres in the splenic nerve. Given the relatively small size of the human spleen, the effect upon physical performance is likely to be small; the augmentation of total blood volume is...
Paper Details
Title
Responses of the human spleen to exercise
Published Date
Aug 19, 2015
Journal
Volume
34
Issue
10
Pages
929 - 936
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