Key result
Antihypertensive drugs have distinctive effects on arterial distensibility and compliance depending on the specific pharmacological agent and the vascular territory involved.
Why the study?
How do different antihypertensive agents affect local arterial distensibility and compliance across various vascular territories?
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Preserved local distensibility may protect arterial walls in hypertension; leaves open its value as a therapeutic target.
How do different antihypertensive agents affect local arterial distensibility and compliance across various vascular territories?
Different antihypertensive drugs have distinct, territory-specific effects on arterial distensibility and compliance, which may be relevant for the pharmacological prevention and management of arterial disease.
Bortel et al. (1995) conducted a review in Arterial disease / Hypertension. Antihypertensive agents was evaluated on Local arterial distensibility and compliance. Antihypertensive drugs have distinctive effects on arterial distensibility and compliance depending on the specific pharmacological agent and the vascular territory involved.
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