Pulse pressure as a predictor of response to treatment for severe hypertension in pregnancy

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Effects of inspiratory muscle training in patients with hypertension: a meta-analysis

“…In the included studies, only four RCTs evaluated PP in hypertension before and after IMT. PP is another predictor of hypertension events that, in some cases, has a superior predictive capability to SBP or DBP alone ( 50 , 51 ). Our meta-analysis discovered an improvement in PP in patients with hypertension, which is associated with the outcome of the present study that SBP decreases more obviously than DBP.…”

Trastornos hipertensivos durante el embarazo

“…La dosis de mantenimiento es de 10-20 mg c/6-8 horas. Dosis máxima 120 mg. No es recomendable la administración por vía sublingual (Mullan et al, 2021).…”