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News Physiol Sci 6: 11-15, 1991;
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News in Physiological Sciences, Vol 6, 11-15, Copyright © 1991 by International Union of Physiological Sciences

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The Venous Vessels Within Skeletal Muscle

JM Marshall

Venules and veins within skeletal muscle are a site of postcapillary resistance that can be actively changed by circulating catecholamines and local vasodilator metabolites and may vary inversely with blood flow, via an effect on blood viscosity. Together these factors modulate capillary hydrostatic pressure and thereby capillary filtration.


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