This review highlights the importance of early detection and treatment of hypertension to prevent severe neurological complications including stroke and dementia.
May encourage closer BP surveillance; leaves open optimal targets and causal confirmation in prospective trials.
Hypertenze, tedy zvýťenĂ krevnĂho tlaku nad 140/90 mm Hg, je spojena s poĹĄkozenĂm Ĺady orgĂĄnĹŻ. Mezi cĂlovĂŠ orgĂĄny hypertenze patĹĂ i mozek. KlinickĂŠ projevy zahrnujĂ hypertenznĂ encefalopatii, syndrom reverzibilnĂ encefalopatie v zadnĂm povodĂ a cĂŠvnĂ mozkovĂŠ pĹĂhody. ChronickĂĄ hypertenze se podĂlĂ na strukturĂĄlnĂch a funkÄnĂ zmÄnĂĄch mozkovĂŠ tkĂĄnÄ, kterĂŠ mohou vyĂşstit v klinicky manifestnĂ postiĹženĂ kognitivnĂch funkcĂ a rozvoj demence. PatofyziologickĂ˝ podklad hypertenzĂ navozenĂŠho postiĹženĂ mozku je komplexnĂ. ÄasnĂ˝ zĂĄchyt hypertenze a jejĂ adekvĂĄtnĂ lĂŠÄba jsou klĂÄovĂŠ pro sniĹžovĂĄnĂ rizika vzniku neurologickĂ˝ch komplikacĂ.
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Mikulenka et al. (2024) conducted a review in Hypertension and neurological diseases. Antihypertensive treatment was evaluated.
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