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Mean systolic blood pressure in prostate cancer patients was and directly associated with older age, higher diastolic blood pressure, and larger primary tumor size.
Observational (n=474)
In men with advanced prostate cancer, systolic blood pressure is positively associated with age, diastolic blood pressure, and primary tumor size, and inversely associated with prostatic acid phosphatase.
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Hypothesis-generating for SBP in advanced prostate cancer; should not yet change practice.
PC and hypertension risk factors were controversial
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Rabindra Nath Das (2022) conducted an observational in Prostate cancer (n=474). Clinical and biomarker risk factors (e.g., age, DBP, tumor size) was evaluated on Mean Systolic Blood Pressure (SBP). Mean systolic blood pressure in prostate cancer patients was and directly associated with older age, higher diastolic blood pressure, and larger primary tumor size.
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