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This research aims to understand the changes in systemic blood pressure following coronary revascularization and its relationship to the baroreflex.

June 12, 2026European Heart Journal OpenOpen Access

Coronary revascularization may trigger systemic blood pressure changes, pointing toward the potential existence of a coronary baroreflex.

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PLPierre Lantelme SLSophie Lampert BHBrahim Harbaoui

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May prompt post-revascularization BP monitoring; leaves open coronary baroreflex confirmation in prospective trials.

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This research aims to understand the changes in systemic blood pressure following coronary revascularization and its relationship to the baroreflex.
Conducted a randomized trial examining blood pressure changes in patients post coronary revascularization.
Monitored hemodynamic responses and evaluated the role of the autonomic nervous system during follow-up.
Notable changes in systemic blood pressure observed after the procedure, indicating modulation by baroreflex mechanisms.
Significant correlations between blood pressure changes and baroreflex sensitivity were identified.

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Lantelme et al. (2026) studied this question. Coronary revascularization may trigger systemic blood pressure changes, pointing toward the potential existence of a coronary baroreflex.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2bd1056550ea4541ffe820 https://doi.org/10.1093/ehjopen/oeag106

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June 12, 2026European Heart Journal OpenOpen Access

Coronary revascularization may trigger systemic blood pressure changes, pointing toward the potential existence of a coronary baroreflex.

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Key result

Coronary revascularization may trigger systemic blood pressure changes, pointing toward the potential existence of a coronary baroreflex.

Authors

PLPierre Lantelme SLSophie Lampert BHBrahim Harbaoui

Discussion

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Overview

May prompt post-revascularization BP monitoring; leaves open coronary baroreflex confirmation in prospective trials.

Key Points

This research aims to understand the changes in systemic blood pressure following coronary revascularization and its relationship to the baroreflex.
Conducted a randomized trial examining blood pressure changes in patients post coronary revascularization.
Monitored hemodynamic responses and evaluated the role of the autonomic nervous system during follow-up.
Notable changes in systemic blood pressure observed after the procedure, indicating modulation by baroreflex mechanisms.
Significant correlations between blood pressure changes and baroreflex sensitivity were identified.

Cite This Study

Lantelme et al. (2026) studied this question. Coronary revascularization may trigger systemic blood pressure changes, pointing toward the potential existence of a coronary baroreflex.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2bd1056550ea4541ffe820 https://doi.org/10.1093/ehjopen/oeag106

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