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What are the clinical and physiological characteristics of 18-year-old men with elevated blood pressure compared to normotensive and hypotensive peers?
Cross-Sectional (n=49)
What are the clinical and physiological characteristics of 18-year-old men with elevated blood pressure compared to normotensive and hypotensive peers?
Elevated blood pressure in 18-year-old men is associated with signs of sympathoadrenomedullary overactivity, taller stature, and a family history of hypertension.
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Theorell et al. (1982) conducted a cross-sectional in Elevated Blood Pressure (n=49). Elevated blood pressure vs. Normotension and hypotension was evaluated on Clinical characteristics including ECG findings, adrenaline excretion, and serum electrolytes.
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