Abstract
The paper considers whether b-adrenoblockers may be used in the therapy of hypertension. It views in more detail the specific features of nebivolol, a third-generation highly selective b-adrenoblocker that has properties of acting on endothelial function and stimulating NO synthesis. The possible mechanism for the angioprotective activity of the drug is described. There is evidence for its antihypertensive efficacy. The effect of nebivolol on target organs in hypertension, its metabolic effects, and the possibilities of using the drug in patients with comorbidities are considered.
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