Autonomic dysreflexia and blood pressure

What belongs here

Dangerous swings of blood pressure and autonomic reactions after a high injury.

What does not belong here, however close it looks

Hypertension unrelated to the injury does not belong here.

What has been looked at

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• Registered or indexed as work in people: 1047 records · 1955–2026
• Indexed as work in animals: 114 records · 1994–2025
• Indexed as laboratory work: 2 records · 2004–2004
• The source has not said who or what was studied: 221 records · 1974–2026

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1384 records

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