Treatment of severe asymptomatic hypertension in the emergency department results in only temporary blood pressure reduction followed by a rebound, supporting recommendations against using short-acting BP-lowering drugs in this setting.
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Short-acting antihypertensives may yield only transient control with rebound in ED asymptomatic hypertension; supports avoiding them but leaves open outcome effects.
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