Abstract
Background Stressful psychological stimuli produce an increase in renal sympathetic nerve activity (RSNA) and a decrease in renal blood flow. Very few direct analyses of the relationship between RSNA and renal blood flow during the application of psychological stimuli have been conducted by recording these 2 measurements simultaneously in the same individual animals.
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