Why the study?
Does the addition of antihypertensive monotherapy to nutritional-hygienic therapy improve left ventricular mass reduction in patients with mild hypertension?
Population
Patients with mild hypertension
Comparison
Five antihypertensive monotherapies added to… vs Placebo added to nutritional-hygienic intervention
Design
RCT
Authors
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Prioritizes nutritional-hygienic intervention for LVM reduction in mild hypertension; challenges addition of most monotherapies.
Does the addition of antihypertensive monotherapy to nutritional-hygienic therapy improve left ventricular mass reduction in patients with mild hypertension?
Nutritional-hygienic intervention alone is as effective as adding most antihypertensive monotherapies for reducing left ventricular mass in mild hypertension.
Liebson et al. (1995) studied this question.
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