… is activated in essential HT and that this activation occurs early in the clinical course of this
disease. The mechanisms responsible for sympathetic activation … restraining sympathetic tone …

… Further, chronic NO synthase inhibition leads to neurogenic hypertension. In contrast,
inducible NOS overexpression causes hypertension with sympathetic activation due to an …

… Finally, there is evidence of exaggerated chemoreflex function, leading to markedly enhanced
sympathetic activation in response to stimuli such as apnea and hypoxia (41). A clinical …

… sympathetic activation of hypertensive patients and in the pathogenesis of human hypertension
… Though studies substantiating a role for experimental stress in causing hypertension in …

… the evidence and recent advances in linking immune-mediated inflammation, sympathetic
activation and their bidirectional interactions with the development of hypertension. …

… for the excessive CNS sympathetic activation or impairment of … on sympathetic drive in the
various stages of hypertension, … provoke an increase in sympathetic activity and provide a …

… , the immune system in conjunction with sympathetic activation. The present review will …
in the development of hypertension. The paper will also examine the sympathetic mechanisms …

… of the suppression of the cardiac sympathetic outflow seen in the normotensive obese (…
-related hypertension, there is apparently no greater renal sympathetic activation than in the …

… role in triggering and sustaining the essential hypertensive … /or efferent pathways (eg
sympathetic nerve firing, adrenergic … of hypertension, excessive central sympathetic activation has …

… with hypertension have lately been shown to be characterized by a sympathetic activation.
i) … that in normotensive obese individuals, sympathetic nerve traffic as assessed by …