Can Your Brain Control Your Blood Pressure?

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Can Your Brain Control Your Blood Pressure? - 11-01-2008, 07:06 PM

Can your brain control your blood pressure? Surgeons recently implanted the RheosR System into the first clinical trial patient. When the device was turned on, the patient's blood pressure measurements significantly decreased. The patient reported no discomfort. The device is designed to reduce blood pressure by using small electrical signals to influence the body's blood pressure regulation system, called the baroreflex. The Rheos System is a pacemaker-like device that is implanted under the skin in the upper chest cavity and connected to two leads that are placed on the carotid arteries.

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