June 1, 1980British Journal of Clinical PharmacologyOpen Access

Sympathetic and parasympathetic components of reflex cardiostimulation during vasodilator treatment of hypertension.

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MVMan in 't AJ VeldErasmus MC GWGJ WentingErasmus MC FBFrans BoomsmaHeart Failure & Transplant

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β-adrenoceptor blockade does not blunt cardiac output rise after vasodilation; leaves open parasympathetic withdrawal as dominant baroreflex mechanism.

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Hypertension management

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β-adrenoceptor blockade does not blunt cardiac output rise after vasodilation; leaves open parasympathetic withdrawal as dominant baroreflex mechanism.

Sympathetic and parasympathetic components of reflex cardiostimulation during vasodilator treatment of hypertension.

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