Why the study?
Do young men with mildly elevated blood pressure exhibit different haemodynamic adjustments to mental stress compared to normotensive controls?
Do young men with mildly elevated blood pressure exhibit different haemodynamic adjustments to mental stress compared to normotensive controls?
Mildly elevated blood pressure in young men is associated with exaggerated cardiac output responses during mental stress.
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Mild BP elevation in young men associates with stress-exaggerated hemodynamics; hypothesis-generating for progression risk and needs longitudinal confirmation.
Carroll et al. (1991) studied this question.
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