Why the study?
How do high-, low-, and non-nicotine cigarettes affect blood pressure, heart rate, and carbon monoxide levels in smokers with angina pectoris?
Population
10 cigarette smokers with angina pectoris
Comparison
Smoking five high-, low-, and non-nicotine… vs Baseline and comparison between cigarette types
Design
Other
Authors
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Nicotine-dependent hemodynamic effects warrant caution in angina patients; leaves open outcome impact of non-nicotine cigarettes.
How do high-, low-, and non-nicotine cigarettes affect blood pressure, heart rate, and carbon monoxide levels in smokers with angina pectoris?
Nicotine content drives the acute hemodynamic effects of smoking, whereas carbon monoxide exposure occurs regardless of nicotine content.
WlLBERT S. ARONOW (1971) studied this question.
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