Why the study?
Does mild essential hypertension impair insulin-stimulated blood flow in skeletal muscle compared to normotensive subjects?
Does mild essential hypertension impair insulin-stimulated blood flow in skeletal muscle compared to normotensive subjects?
Patients with mild essential hypertension exhibit impaired insulin-stimulated skeletal muscle blood flow, which may contribute to insulin resistance.
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Impaired insulin-stimulated muscle blood flow in mild hypertension may contribute to insulin resistance; leaves open causality and therapeutic relevance.
Laine et al. (1998) studied this question.
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