Why the study?
Is microalbuminuria a marker of cardiovascular disease in treated hypertensive men without diabetes mellitus at high coronary risk?
Is microalbuminuria a marker of cardiovascular disease in treated hypertensive men without diabetes mellitus at high coronary risk?
In treated hypertensive men without diabetes, microalbuminuria is associated with insulin resistance factors but has low sensitivity as a marker for concomitant cardiovascular disease.
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Microalbuminuria links to higher organ damage rates but low sensitivity limits its marker utility; leaves open prognostic value in nondiabetic hypertensives.
Agewall et al. (1993) studied this question.
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