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BLOOD PRESSURE MANAGEMENT IN NEUROLOGIC EMERGENCIES
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Blood pressure management is a cornerstone of acute care in neurologic emergencies, where timely and effective intervention is essential to reducing morbidity and mortality. The document discusses the role of emergency physicians in managing elevated blood pressure in conditions such as stroke, reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome, and preeclampsia. It reviews current guidelines, emerging evidence, and ongoing controversies in blood pressure management to improve patient outcomes.
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