Normality of ambulatory blood pressure

Кузнецова, Т. В.; Емельянов, Д. Н.; Staessen, Jan A

doi:10.1097/00126097-199910000-00005

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“…An ambulatory blood pressure device (Spacelab 90207; SpaceLabs Inc., Redmond, WA, USA) was used to document blood pressure every 30 min during a 24-h period [7]. Hypertension was defined as mean 24-h blood pressure > 135 / 85 mmHg or use of antihypertensive medication [8].…”

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Left ventricular and cardiac autonomic function in survivors of testicular cancer

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Left ventricular and cardiac autonomic function in survivors of testicular cancer

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Big Data and Blood Pressure Control: Insights from the PAMELA and BP-CARE Study Cohorts

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It is well known that only a minor fraction among the treated hypertensive patients exhibits a good blood pressure control. However, few study investigated blood pressure control on the basis not only of office, but also home and ambulatory blood pressure measurement, examining its impact on organ damage. In the whole sample of the PAMELA study, only in about 21.1% of cases treated hypertensive subjects exhibit a well-controlled office BP. Control of systolic blood pressure was rarer than the diastolic one. Control of home and, even more, ambulatory blood pressure was more frequent. Left ventricular mass was not normalized even when blood pressure was adequately controlled. Most subjects of BP-CARE study show high or very high cardiovascular risk, due to concomitant risk factors and organ damage. The percentage of well-treated hypertensive patients is lower when CV risk is higher.

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Normality of ambulatory blood pressure

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Left ventricular and cardiac autonomic function in survivors of testicular cancer

Left ventricular and cardiac autonomic function in survivors of testicular cancer

Big Data and Blood Pressure Control: Insights from the PAMELA and BP-CARE Study Cohorts

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