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The present review article deals with the cerebral ischemic complications provoked by antihypertensive treatment. Such complications are uncommon and most often provoked in special, often predictable, clinical settings by overzealous antihypertensive treatment. Taking this into consideration, the complications can ordinarily be avoided, and it should be pointed out that the majority of hypertensive patients will benefit from antihypertensive treatment. The various groups of antihypertensive drugs and their effect on the cerebral circulation are reviewed.
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