High systolic inter-arm blood pressure difference had a 24% prevalence and was independently associated with extensive coronary and peripheral arterial disease in people with HIV.
Is high systolic inter-arm blood pressure difference associated with coronary and peripheral artery disease in people with HIV?
High systolic inter-arm blood pressure difference is prevalent in people with HIV and is independently associated with extensive coronary and peripheral arterial disease.
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Abstract High systolic inter-arm blood pressure difference (SIABPD) is associated with cardiovascular events. We evaluated the prevalence of high SIABPD and its association with coronary and peripheral artery disease in people with HIV. The prevalence of high SIABPD was 24%, and SIABPD was independently associated with extensive coronary and peripheral arterial disease.
Amaral et al. (Mon,) reported a other. High systolic inter-arm blood pressure difference had a 24% prevalence and was independently associated with extensive coronary and peripheral arterial disease in people with HIV.