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Arterial stiffness, increased pulse wave velocity, and central systolic pressure are major predictors of cardiovascular events.
Arterial stiffness and increased pulse wave velocity are highlighted as major predictors of cardiovascular events in the context of vascular aging.
May enhance CV risk stratification; leaves open whether stiffness reduction improves outcomes.
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Campana et al. (2020) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Arterial stiffness, increased pulse wave velocity, and central systolic pressure are major predictors of cardiovascular events.
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