December 5, 2005Journal of Hypertension

Autonomic imbalance and metabolic syndrome: unravelling interactions, mechanisms and outcomes

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GGGuıdo GrassıGeneral / Preventive / Lipids GSGino SeravalleGeneral Cardiology

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This editorial highlights that sympathetic overactivity and baroreflex dysfunction are intrinsic features of metabolic syndrome, independent of hypertension, and persist into older age.

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This editorial highlights that sympathetic overactivity and baroreflex dysfunction are intrinsic features of metabolic syndrome, independent of hypertension, and persist into older age.

Autonomic imbalance and metabolic syndrome: unravelling interactions, mechanisms and outcomes

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