Danilova L I, Poleshchuk N K
Fiziol Zh SSSR Im I M Sechenova. 1977 Apr;63(4):552-6.
In rabbits, application of ice-cold water to the ear lowers the skin temperature by 10.3 degrees C and, within 3-4 sec, the temperature in the subcutaneous vein by 4.3 degrees C. A stepwise cooling of isolated subcutaneous artery or vein causes their constriction, and warming dilates the vessels with maximal amplitude when the temperature is changed by 8-12 degrees C. Further cooling or warming diminishes the response. Optimal constrictory responses of subcutaneous vessels to a standard dose of norepinephrine were observed at 38-32 degrees C.
在兔子身上，将冰冷的水敷在耳朵上可使皮肤温度降低10.3摄氏度，并在3 - 4秒内使皮下静脉温度降低4.3摄氏度。对分离出的皮下动脉或静脉进行逐步冷却会导致其收缩，而升温则会使血管扩张，当温度变化8 - 12摄氏度时扩张幅度最大。进一步冷却或升温会减弱这种反应。在38 - 32摄氏度时观察到皮下血管对标准剂量去甲肾上腺素的最佳收缩反应。
