Why the study?
Does mild blood pressure elevation associate with changes in resting cardiac output and peripheral vascular resistance in young men?
Does mild blood pressure elevation associate with changes in resting cardiac output and peripheral vascular resistance in young men?
Mild blood pressure elevation in young men is associated with increased resting cardiac index and structural modifications in resistance vessels, evidenced by higher hand blood flow resistance at maximal vasodilatation.
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Supports early hemodynamic shifts in mild BP elevation; leaves open causality and clinical relevance pending longitudinal data.
Sivertsson et al. (1976) studied this question.
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