Bainbridge reflex or atrial stretch reflex anatomy

The Bainbridge reflex (or atrial stretch reflex) describes the reflex that causes an increase in heart rate in response to an increase in atrial filling. This is parasympathetically mediated and the vagus nerve serves as both the afferent and efferent limb of the reflex. The reflex itself occurs within the medulla oblongata.
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Does bainbridge reflex help to reduce the atrial pressure?

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Yes, that's a way of thinking about it. More blood enters the atria, the heart rate increases as a result of the Bainbridge reflex and more blood is pushed through the heart.

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