Clinical Autonomic Research

In this issue

Research highlights from the literature

Blood pressure, attention and cognition: drivers and air traffic controllers

Hugo D. Critchley, Christopher J. Mathias

The meaning of sitting hypotension: still unclear

Irwin J. Schatz

Nitrate stimulated tilt testing: clinical considerations

Arnaud J. J. Aerts

Nitrosative stress in early Type 1 diabetes

Robert D. Hoeldtke

Heart rate and blood pressure during initial LBNP do not discriminate higher and lower orthostatic tolerant men

Shawn R. Simonson, Peter Norsk, John E. Greenleaf

Reduced cognitive performance and prolonged reaction time accompany moderate hypotension

Stefan Duschek, Nathan Weisz, Rainer Schandry

Cardiac autonomic responses to progressive head-up tilt in individuals with paraplegia

Jill M. Wecht, Ronald E. De Meersman, Joseph P. Weir, Ann M. Spungen, William A. Bauman

Plasma volume and hematocrit changes in recurrent fainters

Alfonso Lagi, Antonio Rossi, Paolo Sorelli, Alessandro Cartei, Simone Cencetti

Poor baroreflex gain is a marker of heightened sympathetic activity post-tachycardia termination in humans

Robert C. Kowal, Stephen L. Wasmund, Michael L. Smith, Richard L. Page, Jose A. Joglar, Mohamed H. Hamdan

Seated postural hypotension is common among older inpatients

Natan Cohen, Oleg Gorelik, Gregory Fishlev, Dorit Almoznino-Sarafian, Irena Alon, Miriam Shteinshnaider, David Modai

Transdermal absorption of estradiol in normal subjects and in patients with peripheral neuropathies

Carl-Albrecht Haensch, Erik Freimark, Johannes Jörg

Vasodepressor syncope and the diagnostic accuracy of the head-up tilt test with sublingual glyceryl trinitrate

Peter Athanasos, Daniel Sydenham, Jenny Latte, Jeffrey Faunt, Anne Tonkin

Annual Meeting of the Clinical Autonomic Research Society

Author index to volume 13 (2003)

Subject index to volume 13 (2003)

Contents to volume 13 (2003)

Acknowledgement to reviewers