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Abbravation: American Journal of Hypertension

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10.1002/mpo.10143

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0895-7061

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C18Relationship Between 24H Urinary Albumin Excret

Authors: Purzycki Z Wyrzykowski B Gockowski K Winnicki M Sowers J
Publish Date: 1995/04/01
Volume: 8, Issue: 4_Pt_2, Pages: 64A-64A
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Z Purzycki B Wyrzykowski K Gockowski M Winnicki J Sowers C18 Relationship Between 24H Urinary Albumin Excretion Rate Uae Left Ventricular Mass Index Lvmi And 24H Ambulatory Blood Pressure Abp In Borderline Hypertensives Bh And Normotensive Offspring Of Hypertensive Parents American Journal of Hypertension Volume 8 Issue 4 Pt 2 April 1995 Page 64A https//doiorg/101016/089570619597600VThe aim of this study was to investigate 24hUAE in patients with BH compared to normotensive subjects with positive N+ and negativeN− family history of hypertension The study population consisted of 20 young nonobese males age=24+5 with BH defined according to WHO criteria and confirmed by 24h ABP monitoring SBP and/or DBP above mean+2SD in group N− and 40 healthy matched normotensives N+=20 and N−=20 24h UAE was assessed by day and nighttime urine collection The relationships between 24h UAE 24h ABP and 2Dechocardiographic LVMI were examined p005 vs BH p002 vs BH +p001 vs BH Pooled data from all 3 groups showed that 24h UAE correlated better with SBP than DBP r=039−042 vs r=029−038 There was also a correlation between 24h

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