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Heart rate in general population

Authors :
Karanović, Sandra
Fištrek, Margareta
Vuković Lela, Ivana
Čapkun, Vesna
Cvitković, Ante
Abramović Barić, Mirta
Zukanović, Mihad
Premužić, Vedran
Laganović, Mario
Fodor, Ljiljana
Kuzmanić, Duško
Brguljan-Hitij, Jana
Jelaković, Bojan
Publication Year :
2011

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Heart rate (HR), although often neglected, is identified as a potential independent cardiovascular risk factor. Some studies found differences in HR between hypertensives (HT), prehypertensives (PH) and normotensives(NT), while others observed opposite. OBJECTIVE: Our aim was to analyze HR considering the blood pressure (BP) categories, in adults included in our epidemiologic survey. SUBJECTS AND METHODS: Nine hundred and nineteen untreated subjects (407 men and 512 women) were enrolled on the door-to-door basis. BP and HR were measured according to the ESH/ESC guidelines. Subjects were classified into groups as follows: I 180/110 mmHg ; VII systolic BP>140 and diastolic BP

Subjects

Subjects :
heart rate
general population

Details

Language :
English
Database :
OpenAIRE
Accession number :
edsair.57a035e5b1ae..8f5d622a50ec22d4e1f1c7c395497a6e