Key result
Blood pressure lowering treatment is effective for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction when vascular failure coexists, but requires careful target blood pressure determination to avoid renal dysfunction.
Why the study?
There had been no effective cardioprotective medications for HFpEF, highlighting the need to understand intervention at the hypertension stage and the role of vascular failure in blood pressure management.
Does intensive blood pressure control reduce cardiovascular events and heart failure hospitalization in patients with or at risk for HFpEF?
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Caution advised on BP targets in HFpEF with vascular failure to prevent renal dysfunction; leaves open optimal thresholds for randomized confirmation.
Does intensive blood pressure control reduce cardiovascular events and heart failure hospitalization in patients with or at risk for HFpEF?
Strict blood pressure control is crucial for preventing and managing HFpEF, particularly when vascular failure is present, but clinicians must balance afterload reduction against the risks of excessive BP lowering and renal dysfunction.
Kiuchi et al. (2022) conducted a review in Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). Blood pressure lowering treatment was evaluated. Blood pressure lowering treatment is effective for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction when vascular failure coexists, but requires careful target blood pressure determination to avoid renal dysfunction.
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