We used logistic regression models to estimate associations between 1-year average exposures to air pollutants and prevalent hypertension, with participants with a previous diagnosis and those with elevated systolic or
diastolic BP at the time of the study examination classified as cases.
Our findings show that
diastolic dysfunction is common after anthracycline-based chemotherapy, particularly in older patients and those with higher body mass index (BMI)," Dr.
There was no significant difference regarding mean (SD)
diastolic function before 8 sessions of cardiac rehabilitation (1.
Burden of systolic and
diastolic ventricular dysfunction in the community: appreciating the scope of the heart failure epidemic.
Figure 2 shows the parameter estimates for mean
diastolic blood pressure for each of the major risk factors after adjustment for age and by comparison of second with first and third with first tertiles.
4-mm Hg decline in mean, 24-hour
diastolic pressure.
Patients who achieved a
diastolic blood pressure of 84 mm Hg had a risk of death or MI that was set at a reference level of 1.
0 (2320) (mg/L) Alanine amino transferase, 12 15 20 (d) U/L Hemoglobin, (e) g/L 150 160 169
Diastolic blood 10.
What to do: Keep your systolic blood pressure below 140 (ideally below 120) and your
diastolic blood pressure below 90 (ideally below 80).
In a placebo-controlled, double-blind study with borderline hypertensives of both sexes, one gram of vitamin C taken daily for six weeks reduced systolic and pulse pressure, but not
diastolic pressure.
At the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Session held in November 2011, the research group unveiled the results of a 24-week long human clinical trial, which affirmed Theracurmin[TM]'s efficacy in improving the symptoms of the left ventricular
diastolic failure.
We are very excited about these findings, which suggest that HNO prodrugs could be useful in the treatment of
diastolic heart failure," said John Reardon, Ph.
