Titlebook: Lifelong Management of Hypertension; H. Mitchell Perry (Physician Coordinator for Hyper Book 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Boston 1983

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Autonomic drugs used in the treatment of the hypertensive patient with particular reference to beta-e ‘Veterans Administration Cooperative Study’ that subjects with sustained elevations of diastolic blood pressure greater than 104 mmHg, showed marked improvement in both morbidity and mortality when compared to placebo-treated control groups [1,2]. Once the diagnosis of essential hypertension has b

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Nonpharmacologic treatment of hypertensione. They should also be used in normotensives who are at risk of developing persistent hypertension: those with a family history of hypertension, and those with a history of even a single transitory elevation of blood pressure. Hygienic measures include: (1) reduction of body weight, (2) restriction

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The enigma of mild hypertension: how much treatment?as to the most effective method of managing this entity. Mild hypertension, an unfortunate term but the only one in common use, is characterized by a . diastolic blood pressure of from 90 through 104 mmHg. In the United States, its overall incidence is almost 15% of the population, as defined by a s

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Complications of hypertension and their relation to therapy of arteriosclerosis and involve the heart or the head: myocardial infarction or thrombotic brain infarction. These so-called arteriosclerotic complications of mild and moderate hypertension have become relatively more frequent as the overall severity of hypertension has decreased during the last fe

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Systolic hypertension in the elderlyrst of all, there is a continuation of ordinary essential hypertension manifest by elevated diastolic pressure and usually accompanied by at least a proportionate rise in systolic blood pressure. The pathophysiology and prognostic risk of this hypertension in the elderly is well known and is certain

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Paramedical personnel and adherence to antihypertensive regimensVeterans Administration (VA) Hypertension Cooperative Trials in 1967 and 1970 [1-3]. Until then, although hypertension had been linked by insurance data [4] and by risk factor detection programs [5] to increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, the attitude toward blood pressure elevation was