Why the study?
Does a hypertensive response to exercise at moderate intensity during exercise stress testing predict cardiovascular events and mortality?
Does a hypertensive response to exercise at moderate intensity during exercise stress testing predict cardiovascular events and mortality?
A hypertensive response to exercise at moderate intensity is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular events and mortality, highlighting its prognostic value.
May refine CV risk stratification on exercise testing; confirms independent prognostic role but leaves causal implications open.
An HRE at moderate exercise intensity during exercise stress testing is an independent risk factor for CV events and mortality. This highlights the need to determine underlying pathophysiological mechanisms of exercise-induced hypertension.
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