[Hemodynamics in waking rats undergoing testicular exposure to elevated temperature].

Changes of systemic and regional hemodynamic parameters of the rat during heating of the lower part of the body in 41 degrees C water and after removing of the testis from abdominal cavity, were measured with labeled microsphere technique. Experimental cryptorchism reduced the blood pressure due to a decrease in total peripheral resistance. Hyperthermia of the testis increased the heart rate.