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A theoretical hypothesis proposes that the set-point for long-term control of mean arterial pressure resides within the central nervous system rather than the kidney.
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Challenges renal-centric MAP control; leaves open CNS set-point hypothesis for experimental testing.
This theoretical paper proposes that the central nervous system is the primary regulator of long-term mean arterial pressure, challenging the traditional renal-centric model.
John W. Osborn (2005) studied Hypertension. A theoretical hypothesis proposes that the set-point for long-term control of mean arterial pressure resides within the central nervous system rather than the kidney.
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