Gefäßerweiterung
Gefäßerweiterung, also known as vasodilation, refers to the widening of blood vessels. This physiological process is crucial for regulating blood flow and blood pressure. When blood vessels dilate, their internal diameter increases, allowing more blood to pass through. This leads to a decrease in blood pressure and an increase in blood supply to specific tissues or organs.
Several factors can trigger Gefäßerweiterung. These include hormonal signals, such as the release of nitric oxide,
The effects of Gefäßerweiterung are varied. In exercise, muscles require increased oxygen and nutrients, so blood