Mathias Dutschmann

Associate Professor

Case Western Reserve University

United States

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Mathias Dutschmann is an Associate Professor at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. His research areas include respiratory physiology, neuroanatomy related to breathing control, and the impacts of pathophysiological conditions on respiratory functions. Recent articles authored by Professor Dutschmann focus on topics such as cardiac vagal tone, neurophysiological responses to respiratory stimuli, and mechanisms of neural control following injury and inflammation.

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

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George Washington University

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University of Melbourne

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Articles (10)

Redefining respiratory sinus arrhythmia as respiratory heart rate variability: an international Expert Recommendation for terminological clarity.

Breath-hold diving as a tool to harness a beneficial increase in cardiac vagal tone.

Spatio-temporal segregation between sensory relay and swallowing pre-motor population activities by optical imaging in the rat nucleus of the solitary tract.

Unique infrared thermographic profiles and altered hypothalamic neurochemistry associated with mortality in endotoxic shock.

Persistent glossopharyngeal nerve respiratory discharge patterns after ponto-medullary transection.

Peritoneal sepsis caused by Escherichia coli triggers brainstem inflammation and alters the function of sympatho-respiratory control circuits.

Blood pressure pulsations modulate central neuronal activity via mechanosensitive ion channels.

Neuroanatomical frameworks for volitional control of breathing and orofacial behaviors.

Regulation of vagally-evoked respiratory responses by the lateral parabrachial nucleus in the mouse

The pre-Bötzinger complex is necessary for the expression of inspiratory and post-inspiratory motor discharge of the vagus.

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Aung Aung Kywe Moe

David Mendelowitz

Andrew Mark Allen

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