December 27, 2012Open Access
Exercise-Induced Hypertension, Cardiovascular Events, and Mortality in Patients Undergoing Exercise Stress Testing: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Structured PICO
Does a hypertensive response to exercise at moderate intensity during exercise stress testing predict cardiovascular events and mortality?
P
Population
Patients undergoing exercise stress testing
I
Intervention
Hypertensive response to exercise (HRE) at moderate exercise intensity
O
Outcome
Cardiovascular events and mortalityhard clinical
A hypertensive response to exercise at moderate intensity is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular events and mortality, highlighting its prognostic value.
Abstract
An HRE at moderate exercise intensity during exercise stress testing is an independent risk factor for CV events and mortality. This highlights the need to determine underlying pathophysiological mechanisms of exercise-induced hypertension.
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Authors
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Martin G. Schultz
University of Vienna
Petr Otáhal
Preventive Cardiology
V
Verity Cleland
University of Tasmania
Journals
American Journal of Hypertension
Actions
Institutions
Cleveland Clinic
University of Tasmania
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