Key result
Hypotensive episodes and orthostatic intolerance are closely related to poor or lack of muscle sympathetic outflow, which may depend on various neural mechanisms.
Population
Humans with hypotensive episodes and orthostatic intolerance, including patients with multiple system…
Design
Review
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May inform orthostatic intolerance assessment; leaves open neural mechanisms for prospective studies.
This review highlights that hypotensive episodes and orthostatic intolerance are closely linked to impaired or absent muscle sympathetic nerve activity through various neural mechanisms.
Mano et al. (2003) conducted a review in Hypotension and orthostatic intolerance. Sympathetic nerve activity (MSNA) was evaluated on Relationship between MSNA and hypotensive episodes/orthostatic intolerance. Hypotensive episodes and orthostatic intolerance are closely related to poor or lack of muscle sympathetic outflow, which may depend on various neural mechanisms.
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