The Endogenous Sympathetic Immunomodulation: Pro- and Anti-Inflammatory in Acute and Chronic Situations

The nervous and immune system are considered the two super-systems of our body as they can strongly modulate the activity of all other body systems. These two super-systems communicate and influence each other. This series of articles aims to highlight the important role of the nervous system, and in particular of the sympathetic nervous system, in regulating the immune system during the course of an infection or injury, in acute and chronic situations.

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  Role of the Sympathetic Nervous System in Mild Chronic Inflammatory Diseases: Focus on Osteoarthritis
  Rebecca Sohn; Zsuzsa Jenei-Lanzl
  Neuroimmunomodulation (2023) 30 (1): 143–166 (DOI:10.1159/000531798)

   

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  Acute Inhibition of Inflammation Mediated by Sympathetic Nerves: The Inflammatory Reflex
  Alessandra Occhinegro; Robin M. McAllen; Michael J. McKinley; Davide Martelli
  Neuroimmunomodulation (2023) 30 (1): 135–142 (DOI:10.1159/000531469)

   

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  Chronic effects of the sympathetic nervous system in inflammatory models
  Georg Pongratz; Rainer H. Straub
  Neuroimmunomodulation (2023) 30 (1): 113–134 (DOI:10.1159/000530969)

   

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  Autonomic Regulation of Inflammation in Conscious Animals
  Helio Cesar Salgado; Fernanda Brognara; Aline Barbosa Ribeiro; Renata Maria Lataro; Jaci Airton Castania; Luis Ulloa; Alexandre Kanashiro
  Neuroimmunomodulation (2023) 30 (1): 102–112 (DOI:10.1159/000530908)

   

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