Review reveals blood pressure variability's role in cardiovascular health for patients with hypertension, suggesting effective rehabilitation interventions.
Key Points
Blood pressure variability is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular events and arterial stiffness in hypertensive patients.
Results indicate that addressing blood pressure variability can improve left ventricular remodeling and overall cardiovascular health.
This review highlights a multidisciplinary approach, emphasizing rehabilitation therapy as crucial for optimizing treatment outcomes.
The findings underscore the importance of blood pressure variability as a modifiable risk factor, requiring targeted intervention strategies.