1. Orthostatic Effects of Midodrine Versus L-NAME on Cerebral Blood Flow and the Renin- Angiotensin-Aldosterone System in Tetraplegia 
Jill M. Wecht, EdD, Miroslav Radulovic, MD, Dwindally Rosado-Rivera, EdD, Run-Lin Zhang, MD, Michael F. LaFountaine, EdD, William A. Bauman, MD 
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 
Volume 92, Issue 11, Pages (November 2011)
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2. Fig 1
Average supine BL, supine postdrug, and post-HUT after no drug (open circles), L-NAME dose of 1.0mg/kg (closed squares), and midodrine dose of 10mg (asterisks) for (A) MAP (mmHg), (B) CBF (cm/s), (C) renin (pg/mL), and (D) aldosterone (pg/mL).
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3. Fig 2
Individual change from BL to post-HUT after no drug (open bars), L-NAME dose of 1.0mg/kg (closed bars), and midodrine dose of 10mg (hatched bars) in (A) MAP, (B) CBF, (C) renin, and (D) aldosterone.
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4. Fig 3
Relationship between the change in MAP (mmHg) and CBF (cm/s) post-HUT among the no drug (open squares), L-NAME (triangles), and midodrine (asterisks) trials. The overall association was significant (r2=0.592; P<0.001).
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