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DR NILESH KATE MBBS,MD ASSOCIATE PROF DEPT. OF PHYSIOLOGY CUTANEOUS CIRCULATION

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Page 1: Cutaneous  circulation

DR NILESH KATE

MBBS,MD

ASSOCIATE PROF

DEPT. OF PHYSIOLOGY

CUTANEOUS CIRCULATION

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OBJECTIVES

Cutaneous circulation. Cutaneous blood flow- characteristics

features. Regulation of Cutaneous blood flow Cutaneous vascular response

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CUTANEOUS BLOOD VESSELS. Cutaneous arterioles –

dense network just under dermis.

Meta arteriole – high resistance conduits between arterioles & capillaries.

Cutaneous capillaries – provide larger surface area for heat exchange.

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CUTANEOUS BLOOD VESSELS. Venules – extensive sub

papillary venous plexus Hold large quantity of blood Important role in maintaining

body temperature. Arteriovenous anastomosis

– in distal parts of extremities (hands, feet, nose, lips & ear lobules) Wide, low resistance, serves as

shunt Important in body temperature.

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CUTANEOUS BLOOD FLOW CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES.

Main function. Resting blood flow. Exposure Regional variations Blood flow & skin

colour.

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MAIN FUNCTION. To help in the

Regulation of body Temperature.

For Nutritive function – skin need very less blood.

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RESTING BLOOD FLOW. When the person is at

thermal equilibrium with the environment at 270 c

10-15ml/min/100 gm of skin tissue.

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EXPOSURE To Cold –

Minimum sweating Flow decreases to 1/10th of

normal. (1ml/min/100gm) To Heat –

Maximum sweating Flow increases to 10 times

(100-150ml/min/100gm)

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REGIONAL VARIATIONS Due to A-V

anastomosis in certain areas as hands, feet, nose & ear lobules.

During heat stress A-V anastomosis blood flow increases (75ml/min/100gm)

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BLOOD FLOW & SKIN COLOUR. Basically its due to

pigment present (Melanin)

But skin colour also affected by Amount of blood Degree of

oxygenation.

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REGULATION OF CUANEOUS BLOOD FLOW

Skin – very less metabolic activity.

O2 consumption – 0.3ml/min/100gm.

Regulation is mainly by Nervous Control than Metabolic Control.

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NERVE SUPPLY OF CUTANEOUS VESSELS

Sympathetic Vaso- constrictor At rest Cutaneous

vessels have sympathetic constrictor discharge

Its more marked on A-V anastomosis than other vessels.

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NERVE SUPPLY OF CUTANEOUS VESSELS

Parasympathetic Vasodilator – DO not supply Cutaneous vessels.

Vasodilation due to – Reduced sympathetic effect. Local Bradykinin in sweat

glands. Other local vasodilators.

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NEURAL CONTROL MECHANISMS

Hypothalamic Control Mechanism.

Baroreceptor mediated reflex.

Cortical control mechanism.

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HYPOTHALAMIC CONTROL MECHANISM.

Temperature Regulation centre of Hypothalamus mediate thermoregulation by increase & decrease of sympathetic discharge to Cutaneous vessels.

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HYPOTHALAMIC CONTROL MECHANISM.

Under resting condition. –

Person at rest with thermal equilibrium at 270c – sympathetic vasoconstrictor has mild tonic discharge

Keep A-V anastomosis closed.

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HYPOTHALAMIC CONTROL MECHANISM.

During exposure to Heat Stress – sympathetic discharge decreases

A-V anastomosis, cutaneous vessels dilates.

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HYPOTHALAMIC CONTROL MECHANISM.

Sweat glands activated due to cholinergic discharge – local release of Bradykinin – increases blood flow to skin. (150ml/min/100gm)

Heat is dissipated by radiation, evaporation & conduction.

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HYPOTHALAMIC CONTROL MECHANISM.

During exposure to cold stress – Increase sympathetic discharge – cutaneous Vasoconstriction.

Total blood flow Decreases 1ml/min/100gm.

Leads to heat conservation.

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BARORECEPTOR MEDIATED REFLEX.

During circulatory stress as exercise, Hamorrhage

Causes vasoconstriction

Do compensatory mechanism to divert blood.

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CORTICAL CONTROL MECHANISM.

Through Cortico-Hypothalamic pathway.

Corticohypothalamic centers

Thoracolumbar sympathetic cell bodies

Skin vessels.

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CORTICAL CONTROL MECHANISM.

Blanching of skin – during fear due to vasoconstriction through cortical mechanism.

Phenomenon of blushing – during embarrassment - corticohypothalamic control discharge of sympathetic cholinergic fibres to sweat glands

Bradykinin release Vasodilation.

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CUTANEOUS VASCULAR RESPONSE.

White reaction Triple response. Axon reflex. Reactive hyperemia. Cold vasodilatation. Cold vasoconstriction.

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WHITE REACTION When pointed object is

stroked over a skin – Pale strike line appears

Cause – contraction of precapillary sphincters & blood drains out of capillaries & small veins.

Appears in 15 sec.

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TRIPLE RESPONSE. When skin stroke

more firmly with pointed objects

3 parts response occurs

Red reaction Flare Wheal

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TRIPLE RESPONSE

RED REACTION FLARE WHEAL

TIME 10 SEC AFTER A FEW MIN AT LAST

APPEARS RED LINE DIFFUSELY SPREADING IRREGULAR

OUTLINE REDNESS.

SWEALLING & LOCALISED OEDEMA.

CAUSE Dilatation of precapillary sphincters

Dilatation of arterioles & precapillary sphincters

Increased capillary permeability with extravasations of

fluid.

Control No neural controlLocal release of

Bradykinin.

Neural control Local release of histamine &

histamine like substances by mast

cells.

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AXON REFLEX. Definitions:

1. a response elicited by peripheral nerve stimulation; attributed to impulses traveling proximally from the stimulation site along motor axons, encountering a branch point, and then passing distally down the other branch to activate local arterioles (to cause vasodilation) or muscle (to cause contractions).

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DERMATOGRAPHIA Striking triple response

that occurs as an unusual reaction.

Anything drawn on skin causes.

Due to excessive release of Histamine.

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REACTIVE HYPEREMIA. Phenomenon by vessel

control blood flow to the organ after ischemia due to occlusion.

Cause – local Hypoxia causes vasodilatation of arterioles & precapillary sphincters

So blood flow exceed the control level when occlusion is removed.

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COLD VASODILATATION. Exposure to Cold

Cutaneous vasoconstriction due to hypothalamic mechanism.

But prolonged & severe vasoconstriction – Frost bite.

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COLD VASOCONSTRICTION. Exposure to cold Cutaneous

vasoconstriction due to hypothalamic mechanism.

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Thank you.

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