Key result
Hypertension is historically associated with profound changes in the arteriolar bed due to the magnified load of work carried by arterioles.
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Historical arteriolar remodeling in hypertension merits reevaluation with contemporary methods; leaves open effects of modern therapies on microvascular structure.
Historical observations suggest that the arteriolar bed is profoundly affected by changes associated with hypertension due to the high pressure gradient and workload.
Carl G. Morlock (1939) conducted a review in Hypertension. Hypertension was evaluated. Hypertension is historically associated with profound changes in the arteriolar bed due to the magnified load of work carried by arterioles.
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