Key result
Circadian rhythms of hemostatic and neurohumoral systems demonstrate distinct diurnal patterns, with pronounced hypercoagulation shifts occurring in the evening and night in patients with coronary heart disease.
Population
Healthy humans, patients with coronary heart disease, and patients without complicated arterial hypertension
Design
Review
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Circadian hemostatic and RAAS rhythms in healthy subjects should not yet alter clinical timing; leaves open validation in cardiovascular patients.
Circadian rhythms of neurohumoral and coagulation systems play a key role in the diurnal profile of blood pressure, supporting the principle of chronotherapy for individualized treatment.
Остапенко et al. (2023) conducted a review in Coronary heart disease and arterial hypertension. Circadian rhythms was evaluated. Circadian rhythms of hemostatic and neurohumoral systems demonstrate distinct diurnal patterns, with pronounced hypercoagulation shifts occurring in the evening and night in patients with coronary heart disease.
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