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Hypertensive Response in Advanced Conduction Disorders: A Paradoxical Marker of Haemodynamic Resilience?
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Hypertensive Response in Advanced Conduction Disorders: A Paradoxical Marker of Haemodynamic Resilience?

Posted by By MedXY 01/03/2026
Recent research reveals that nearly half of patients with high-degree AV block present with hypertension, a phenotype characterized by preserved cardiac function and higher peripheral vascular resistance, leading to better short-term clinical outcomes compared to normotensive or unstable patients.
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