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Both coronary artery contractile hyperreactivity and hypertension are associated with increased coronary artery disease. It is not known how coronary artery contractile hyperreactivity relates to hypertension. The current study tests the hypothesis that coronary artery contractile hyperreactivity can be dissociated from hypertension and therefore may contribute to the etiology of CAD independent of hypertension.

Dissociation of coronary artery contractile hyperreactivity from hypertension