Why the study?
Does long-term propranolol therapy affect renal hemodynamics during exercise in young patients with mild essential hypertension compared to untreated patients and healthy controls?
Population
30 young subjects, including 9 untreated patients with mild essential hypertension, 11 patients with mild…
Comparison
Long-term propranolol therapy and acute exercise… vs Untreated mild essential hypertension patients…
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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No practice change warranted from cross-sectional data; leaves open long-term renal effects of propranolol during exercise in mild hypertension.
Does long-term propranolol therapy affect renal hemodynamics during exercise in young patients with mild essential hypertension compared to untreated patients and healthy controls?
Long-term propranolol therapy in young patients with mild essential hypertension is associated with a more pronounced reduction in renal hemodynamics during exercise compared to untreated patients.
E. B. Pedersen (1978) studied this question.
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