Why the study?
What are the haemodynamic and heart rate responses to day-time activities in untreated essential hypertensive subjects measured by continuous intra-arterial blood pressure recordings?
Population
41 ambulant untreated essential hypertensive subjects
Comparison
Continuous recording of intra-arterial blood… vs Control population free of overt cardiovascular…
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
up to 48 hours
Authors
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Persistent daytime tachycardia and varied responses in hypertension are hypothesis-generating; leaves open utility for subtyping or management.
What are the haemodynamic and heart rate responses to day-time activities in untreated essential hypertensive subjects measured by continuous intra-arterial blood pressure recordings?
Continuous intra-arterial monitoring reveals distinct haemodynamic responses and daytime tachycardia in untreated essential hypertension, with no difference between labile and fixed hypertension.
Goldberg et al. (1978) studied this question.
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