Why the study?
Does baroreflex sensitivity correlate with ambulatory blood pressure and heart rate variability in healthy normotensive humans?
Does baroreflex sensitivity correlate with ambulatory blood pressure and heart rate variability in healthy normotensive humans?
In healthy normotensive individuals, baroreflex sensitivity inversely correlates with 24-hour mean arterial pressure, suggesting the baroreflex may exert longer-term effects on blood pressure than previously thought.
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No immediate clinical implications in normotensives; leaves open baroreflex modulation for long-term BP control.
Hesse et al. (2007) studied this question.
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