Why the study?
Do pulsatile and steady components of blood pressure associate differently with subclinical markers of cerebrovascular disease?
Do pulsatile and steady components of blood pressure associate differently with subclinical markers of cerebrovascular disease?
Different components of blood pressure (pulsatile vs. steady) may have distinct associations with subclinical cerebrovascular disease markers.
Suggests distinct cerebrovascular risks from BP components; leaves open causal validation and targeted interventions.
We report here a segregated association between the pulsatile and steady components of the BP with subclinical markers of cerebrovascular disease. These differential associations may reflect the underlying disease of these biomarkers.
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