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Ghione S
Hypertension-associated hypalgesia: Evidence in experimental animals and humans, pathophysiological mechanisms, and potential clinical consequences
Hypertens (Sep) 28:494-504 1996
Hypalgesia can be documented in both humans and rats with hypotension, and may be related to baroreflex modulation of nociception. The clinical implication may be a higher incidence of silent myocardial ischemia and infarction in hypertensives.
This is a review article. The full text of the abstract is available from the AHA at: this site .
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