ArticleThe Journal of physiology1987
The effect of splanchnic nerve stimulation on adrenocortical activity in conscious calves.
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Abstract
1. Right adrenal and various cardiovascular responses to stimulation of the peripheral end of the right splanchnic nerve have been investigated in the presence and absence of exogenous adrenocorticotrophin, ACTH1-24, (5 ng min-1 kg-1). The adrenal-clamp technique was employed in conscious calves in which the pituitary stalk had been cauterized 3-4 days previously. 2. The I.V. infusion of ACTH1-24 increased mean plasma ACTH concentration by about 1200 pg/ml and mean right adrenal cortisol output by about 500 ng min-1 kg-1. Stimulation of the peripheral end of the right splanchnic nerve at 4 Hz for 10 min produced a further rise in cortisol output, amounting to about 400 ng min-1 kg-1 (P less than 0.01). These changes in output were reflected accurately by changes in peripheral plasma cortisol concentration. 3. Closely similar amounts of adrenaline were released in response to splanchnic nerve stimulation in the presence and absence of exogenous ACTH. In the presence of ACTH the average mean output of noradrenaline (58 +/- 2 ng min-1 kg-1) was significantly less than that of adrenaline (102 +/- 4 ng min-1 kg-1; P less than 0.001), whereas the corresponding values were not significantly different in the absence of ACTH. 4. These results also confirm the fact that the fall in adrenal vascular resistance which occurs during splanchnic nerve stimulation is substantially reduced by ACTH, as is the rise in met5-enkephalin output. 5. It is concluded that the splanchnic innervation is capable of enhancing the secretion of adrenal glucocorticoids in response to ACTH under physiological conditions in the conscious calf.
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