Why the study?
Does magnesium (Mg2+) compared to organic calcium channel blockers inhibit vascular tone in vascular smooth muscle?
Population
Microvascular and macrovascular smooth muscles (in vivo and in vitro models)
Comparison
Magnesium (Mg2+) vs Organic calcium channel blockers
Design
Review
Authors
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Mg2+ may support non-selective vasodilation across vasculatures; leaves open comparative trials versus selective Ca2+ blockers.
Does magnesium (Mg2+) compared to organic calcium channel blockers inhibit vascular tone in vascular smooth muscle?
Magnesium acts as a unique, non-selective calcium channel antagonist capable of inducing vasodilation across all regional vasculatures examined.
Altura et al. (1987) studied this question.
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