Two women with primary pulmonary hypertension were treated with felodipine, a vasodilating agent. A marked reduction in pulmonary artery pressure was noted in one, whereas the other showed no reduction in pressure but an increase in blood flow and a decrease in pulmonary vascular resistance.
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