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Ventricular-vascular coupling involves parallel functional and structural changes in the heart and arteries.
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Supports parallel cardiac-vascular assessment in renal disease; leaves open whether stiffness-targeted interventions improve outcomes.
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Gérard M. London (1998) studied this question. Ventricular-vascular coupling is characterized by functional and structural alterations of the heart and arterial vessels that occur in parallel.
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