Beta-receptor hyperresponsiveness syndrome is a state of cardiac hyperfunction in which endogenous catecholamine secretion is normal but beta-receptors are excessively sensitive to its stimulation, resulting in increased heart rate, enhanced myocardial contractility, and increased cardiac output, and it responds well to beta-blocker therapy.
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