Why the study?
Does sympathetic denervation of the splanchnic area improve blood pressure regulation in hypertension?
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May support renewed interest in splanchnic denervation for hypertension; leaves open clinical role pending higher-level evidence.
Does sympathetic denervation of the splanchnic area improve blood pressure regulation in hypertension?
This study aims to reexamine the role of the sympathetic nervous system and splanchnic denervation in blood pressure regulation and chronic neurogenic hypertension.
K. S. Grimson (1941) studied this question.
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