Why the study?
Understanding the intricate mechanisms underlying HTN is crucial for developing effective therapeutic strategies, with experimental animal models playing a pivotal role.
This review summarizes the strengths and limitations of various experimental animal models used in hypertension research.
Does not inform clinical hypertension care; leaves open optimal animal models for translational research.
Hypertension (HTN), a prevalent cardiovascular disorder, poses a significant global health burden. Understanding the intricate mechanisms underlying HTN is crucial for developing effective therapeutic strategies. Experimental animal models play a pivotal role in HTN research, providing valuable insights into the pathophysiology, etiology, and potential treatment options. This concise review examines the various animal models employed to study HTN, highlighting their strengths, limitations, and contributions to our understanding of this complex condition.
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