Jobe J B, Goldman R F, Beetham W P
Aviat Space Environ Med. 1985 Jun;56(6):568-71.
Cold-induced vasodilation (CIVD or hunting reaction) was studied in eight subjects with Raynaud's disease, an idiopathic vasospastic disorder of the peripheral vasculature, and in nine normal subjects using 5, 10, 15 +/- 1 degree C water bath immersions of the right middle finger. Differences between Raynaud's and normal subjects were only marginal at 5 degrees C; at 10 degrees C, Raynaud's subjects showed a longer time to the first rise of skin temperature, had lower mean digital skin temperature, and a lower amplitude of their digital skin temperature during CIVD; at 15 degrees C, Raynaud's subjects had a longer time to first rise, lower number of CIVD cycles, and a lower recovery temperature.
在8名患有雷诺氏病（一种外周血管特发性血管痉挛性疾病）的受试者和9名正常受试者中，通过将右手食指浸入5、10、15±1摄氏度的水浴中，研究了冷诱导血管舒张（CIVD或狩猎反应）。在5摄氏度时，雷诺氏病患者与正常受试者之间的差异仅很微小；在10摄氏度时，雷诺氏病患者皮肤温度首次上升的时间更长，平均手指皮肤温度更低，并且在冷诱导血管舒张期间手指皮肤温度的幅度更低；在15摄氏度时，雷诺氏病患者皮肤温度首次上升的时间更长，冷诱导血管舒张周期的次数更少，恢复温度更低。
