Assessment of Skin Blood Flow Following Acute Intravenous Alcohol, and Association with Subjective Perceptions, in Social Drinkers.

Vatsalya VatsalyaBethany L StanglVijay A Ramchandani

Published in: Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research (2019)

The changes in SBF following acute IV alcohol exposure are consistent with the sympathetic response of alcohol on the cardiovascular system. This acute hemodynamic effect characterizes differences in blood flow that are sensitive to relatively low levels of acute alcohol exposure. The association of subjective perceptions with the SBF response provides evidence of the psychophysiological effects of alcohol at low levels of exposure.

Keyphrases

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alcohol consumption
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soft tissue
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