Are patients with essential hypertension and low renin protected against stroke and heart attack?

Are patients with essential hypertension and low renin protected against stroke and heart attack?
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原发性高血压和低肾素患者是否可以预防中风和心脏病发作?

DOI:
10.1016/0002-8703(73)90281-0
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发表时间:
1973
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
A. Amery
A. Amery
中科院分区:
医学2区
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作者:
Roland Stroobandt;R. Fagard;A. Amery

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Fifty-nine patients with essential hypertension were divided into three tertiles based on their plasma renin concentration, determined on blood withdrawn in standardized conditions of day, physical activity, sodium intake, and drug treatment.The incidence of known risk factors for cardiovascular disease such as sex, age, family history, cigarette smoking, obesity, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, plasma cholesterol and lipids, did not differ significantly between the 20 patients with low renin levels (below 7 Skinner units per milliliter), the 19 patients with middle range renin levels (between 7 and 14 U per milliliter), and the 20 patients with high plasma renin levels (14 units per milliliter or more).The incidence of stroke and heart attack was the same in the three groups, irrespective of whether patients with heart failure and with malignant hypertension were included or excluded from the series.We therefore could not find from our data a support for the hypothesis which suggests that low renin protects hypertensive patients against stroke and heart attack. The differences between this study and the study of Brünner and associates1and Laragh and colleagues4are discussed in an attempt to explain this divergent tendency. It is felt that therapeutic conditions cannot be drawn from this small and retrospective study, but that large-scale, prospective studies are needed.