[Adrenergic innervation of the myocardium and skeletal musculature of the rabbit exposed to vibration].

Innervation of the myocardium and that of foreleg musculature has been studied in rabbits subjected to the local vibration effect. The point where the vibration is applied is the foreleg, because its nerve plexuses are in the tightest way connected with the cardiac nervous apparatus. For treatment of the sections incubation in 2% solution of glyoxylic acid is used, which is followed with luminescent microscopy. While studying adrenergic nerve plexuses of the right auricle, their luminescent activity is stated to decrease more than by a half. In the ventricles only single perivascular adrenergic nerve plexuses remain. A constant reaction of the plexuses mentioned is revealed not only in the right, but in the left extremity subjected to a direct vibration. Taking into account that the vibrational effect is performed as a generalized action and it embraces the whole skeleton of the animal, it is possible to suggest that the activity of the sympathetic nervous plexuses results in a constant influence of noradrenaline on the wall of blood vessels producing their steady spasmodicity.