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Relationship between systolic blood pressure, ventricular volume and ischemic pain perception in patients with angina pectoris

A potential role for baroreceptors

Sheps, D. S., Maixner, W., Hinderliter, A. L., Herbst, M. C., Bragdon, E. E., Herdt, J., Kropp, S., Adams, K. F., Koch, G., & Ekelund, L. G. (1989). Relationship between systolic blood pressure, ventricular volume and ischemic pain perception in patients with angina pectoris: A potential role for baroreceptors. Israel Medical Association Journal, 25(9), 482-487.

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