Key result
Central actions of angiotensin II on the baroreceptor reflex circuitry within the nucleus of the solitary tract suggest a novel form of vascular-neuronal signaling in essential hypertension.
Population
Preclinical models/brainstem circuits (nucleus of the solitary tract) regulating arterial baroreceptor reflex
Design
Review
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Does not support clinical changes in hypertension management; hypothesis-generating for vascular-neuronal signaling in the nucleus of the solitary tract.
This review proposes a novel vascular-neuronal signaling mechanism within the nucleus of the solitary tract that may contribute to the etiology of essential hypertension.
Paton et al. (2003) conducted a review in Essential hypertension. Angiotensin II was evaluated. Central actions of angiotensin II on the baroreceptor reflex circuitry within the nucleus of the solitary tract suggest a novel form of vascular-neuronal signaling in essential hypertension.
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