Hypertensive patients exhibit altered circadian peripheral blood flow dynamics compared to normotensives, characterized by lower leg and forearm flow during sleep and persistently higher peripheral resistance.
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Blunted nocturnal forearm vasodilation in hypertensives may indicate vascular impairment; leaves open its prognostic value or therapeutic targeting.
Edoardo Casiglia (1998) studied this question.
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