Key result
Tonic blood pressure modulated the relationship between baroreceptor reflex sensitivity and cognitive performance, showing an inverse association when systolic blood pressure was above the mean.
Why the study?
Does tonic blood pressure modulate the relationship between baroreceptor cardiac reflex sensitivity and cognitive performance in female participants?
Observational (n=60)
Does tonic blood pressure modulate the relationship between baroreceptor cardiac reflex sensitivity and cognitive performance in female participants?
Tonic blood pressure modulates the relationship between baroreceptor cardiac reflex sensitivity and cognitive performance, suggesting blood pressure levels influence the central nervous system effects of baroreceptor stimulation.
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BP modulation of baroreflex-cognition links seen in women; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before clinical consideration.
Paso et al. (2009) reported an observational. Tonic blood pressure was evaluated on Association between baroreceptor cardiac reflex sensitivity and cognitive performance. Tonic blood pressure modulated the relationship between baroreceptor reflex sensitivity and cognitive performance, showing an inverse association when systolic blood pressure was above the mean.
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