Treatment of hypertension in patients undergoing coronary artery by-pass grafting
Highlights ► Hypertension worsens prognosis and increases risk of complications in CABG patients. ► Anti-hypertensive drugs should be continued prior surgery only in stable patients. ► Excessive blood pressure variations during CABG should be avoided. ► Beta-blocker therapy should be started immedia...
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