Clinical Characteristics of Resistant vs. Refractory Hypertension in a Population of Hypertensive Afrodescendants

作者: Cristiano Macedo , Roque Aras , Isabella Sales de Macedo

DOI: 10.36660/ABC.20190218

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摘要: Resumo Fundamentos Afrodescendentes tem sido associados a uma maior gravidade da hipertensao arterial e incidencia de complicacoes cardiovasculares. Caracteristicas na apresentacao resistente (HR) ou refrataria (HRf), especificamente nessa etnia, nao devidamente estudadas. Objetivos O estudo compara caracteristicas clinicas epidemiologicas prevalencia eventos cardiovasculares em afrodescendentes com diagnostico HR HRf. Metodos: Estudo transversal realizado ambulatorio referencia para pacientes Hipertensao Grave. nivel significância foi 5%. [...]

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