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Expression of hyperoxic bradycardia during hyperbaric exposure in rats prenatally exposed to hypoxia (1150.3)

Intermittent prenatal exposure to hypoxia is associated with postnatal alteration in cardiac and endothelial functions. Hyperoxic exposure has significant effects on the cardiovascular system including bradycardia, vasoconstriction and endothelial dysfunction. The impact of intermittent prenatal hypoxia on cardiac rhythm control during mild hyperoxic conditions is unclear. Thus, expression of hyperoxic bradycardia during normobaric and hyperbaric hyperoxia was investigated telemetrically (PA‐C40, Data Sciences Int) in rats prenatally exposed to hypoxia.