The sympathetic nervous system in hypertension: a potential long-term regulator of arterial
pressure. - Abstract - Europe PMC Sign in | Create an account https://orcid.org Europe PMC …

There are now numerous studies demonstrating that essential hypertension is accompanied
by sympathetic activation. Using drugs which block cardiac sympathetic effects, it could be …

There is considerable evidence that activation of the sympathetic nervous system plays an
important role in the pathogenesis of several cardiovascular diseases, including …

Animal studies have shown conclusively that sympathetic neural factors are involved in the
development and/or maintenance of high blood pressure. Whether this is also the case for …

Biochemical, electrophysiological, pharmacological and haemodynamic findings provide
evidence for the existence of sympathetic nervous system activation in some patients with …

It HAS LONG been proposed that the sympathetic nervous system may play a critical role in
initiating and/or sustaining the disease of essential hypertension. l-4 The long-standing …

Evidences collected in the past few years have strengthened the concept that the
sympathetic nervous system plays a primary role in the development and progression of the …

Background Several hemodynamic variables, such as blood pressure, vascular resistance,
cardiac output, and heart rate, are regulated, among others, by sympathetic cardiovascular …

There is clear evidence that essential hypertension is accompanied by sympathetic
activation. Many studies have shown that a number of cardiovascular risk factors frequently …

Sympathetic neural factors exert a key role in homeostatic blood pressure control. Evidence
is available that abnormalities in sympathetic function may favour the development and …