Key result
A hypertensive response to exercise is a pathologic phenomenon associated with functional and structural impairment of the left ventricle, future development of hypertension, and increased cardiovascular events.
Population
Individuals with a hypertensive response to exercise, frequently without known hypertension or other…
Design
Review
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May warrant closer monitoring; leaves open whether intervention improves outcomes.
A hypertensive response to exercise is associated with left ventricular structural abnormalities and increased risk of future hypertension and cardiovascular events, though optimal treatment strategies remain uncertain.
Kim et al. (2016) conducted a review in Hypertensive response to exercise. Hypertensive response to exercise vs. Normal blood pressure response to exercise was evaluated. A hypertensive response to exercise is a pathologic phenomenon associated with functional and structural impairment of the left ventricle, future development of hypertension, and increased cardiovascular events.
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