Why the study?
Do different classes of antihypertensive drugs differentially improve arterial compliance in subjects with essential hypertension despite similar blood pressure reduction?
Do different classes of antihypertensive drugs differentially improve arterial compliance in subjects with essential hypertension despite similar blood pressure reduction?
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Calcium channel blockers, ACE inhibitors, and ARBs improve arterial compliance in essential hypertension, whereas beta-blockers do not, despite equivalent blood pressure reduction.
L. M. Resnick (2000) studied this question.
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