Baroreceptors: Short-Term Blood Pressure Regulation & Long-Term Effects
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Baroreceptors are important in the short-term regulation of blood pressure by activating the baroreflex. Blood pressure decreases for many weeks after sinoaortic (baroreceptor) denervation (Guyton and Hall, 2011).
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