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Complete resetting of arterial baroreceptors in hypertension occurs when the increased stress on the arterial wall is matched by a proportional increase in diastolic calibre.
This preclinical study demonstrates that complete baroreceptor resetting in hypertension is mechanically linked to proportional increases in aortic diastolic calibre.
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No immediate implications for hypertension care; leaves open whether diastolic calibre matching drives baroreceptor resetting in humans.
Eduardo Moacyr Krieger (1989) conducted a review in Hypertension. Elevated arterial pressure vs. Normal arterial pressure was evaluated on Baroreceptor resetting. Complete resetting of arterial baroreceptors in hypertension occurs when the increased stress on the arterial wall is matched by a proportional increase in diastolic calibre.
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