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Effects of first, early morning and last measurements on blood pressure total average in ambulatory blood pressure monitoring

Ambulatuar Kan basıncı Ölçümünde İlk, Sabah Erken ve Son Ölçümün Ortalama Kan Basıncına Etkisi

Kadir ÖZTÜRK
Fatih BULUCU
Selim KILIÇ
Yusuf Emrah EYİ
Mustafa GEZER
Yakup AKSOY
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228–231
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Research results suggest that, the first measurement > 140 mmHg increases the probability of hypertension by 3.4 times when compared with those whose first measurement being < 140 mmHg

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Objective & Hypothesis:The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of first, early morning and last measurements on daily average blood pressure during the ABPM.
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Key Findings & Data:Previously done 525 ABPM were analyzed, retrospectively. 66.7% of these measures were in male patients.
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Conclusion & Impact:Research results suggest that, the first measurement > 140 mmHg increases the probability of hypertension by 3.4 times when compared with those whose first measurement being < 140 mmHg
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The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of first, early morning and last measurements on daily average blood pressure during the ABPM. Previously done 525 ABPM were analyzed, retrospectively. 66.7% of these measures were in male patients. Mean age of all the patients was 43.3±16.1 years. Thirty-eight measurements per day every patient were planned. .The differences between the average of total measurements(n) and the average of n-1, n-2, n-3 which were calculated with the elimination of first, early morning and last measurements from total daily measurements were investigated. The mean of total average of all measurements (n) was 130.7±14.2/79.0±10.9 mmHg. The means of averages of first, early morning and last measurements were 140.5± 17.6/ 88.0±12.2, 134.3±18.3/ 81.9±13.4 and 135.2±19.4/ 82.9±13.5 mmHg respectively. The average of first, early morning and last measurements were statictically higher than the average of total measurements(n) realized during the day (p 135 mmhg, n=43, 16.8%), whereas hypertension ratio in the ones with systolic blood pressure > 140 mmHg (n=269) at the first measurement was (n=153, 56.9%). Research results suggest that, the first measurement > 140 mmHg increases the probability of hypertension by 3.4 times when compared with those whose first measurement being < 140 mmHg

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Bu çalışmanın amacı AKBİ'de ilk, sabah erken ve son ölçümlerin günlük ortalama kan basıncı üzerine olan etkilerini araştırmaktır. Retrospektif olarak evvelce yapılmış 525 AKBİ incelendi. Bu ölçümlerin %66.7 si erkeklerdeki ölçümlerdi. Ölçümlerin yaş ortalaması 43.3 + 16.1 yıl idi Her AKBİ için günlük 38 ölçüm planlanmıştı Tüm ölçümlerin ortalaması (n) ile total ortalamadan ilk, son ve sabah erken ölçümlerin elimine edilmesi ile edilen n-1, n-2, n-3 ortalaması arasındaki farkı araştırdık. Tüm ölçümlerin ortalaması 130.7 + 14.2/79.0+10.9 mmHg idi. Monitörizasyonun ilk ölçümlerinin ortalaması 140.5+ 17.6/ 88.0+12.2 mmHg, sabah erken ölçümlerinin ortalaması 134.3+ 18.3/ 81.9+13.4 mmHg ve son ölçümlerin ortalaması ise 135.2 + 19.4/ 82.9+13.5 olarak bulundu. İlk, sabah erken ve son ölçümlerin hepsinin ortalaması tüm ölçümlerin(n) ortalamasından yüksekti(p 135 mmhg, n=43) oranı %16,8 iken, ilk ölçüm >140 mmHg olduğu durumda(n=269) tüm ölçümlerin ortalaması ile hipertansiyon (n=153) saptanma oranı %56.9 di. Çalışma sonuçlarına göre izlemin ilk ölçümünün >140 mmHg olması kişinin hipertansif çıkma ihtimalini ilk ölçümü <140 mmHg olanlara göre 3.4 kat arttırdığını telkin etmektedir

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ÖZTÜRK, K., BULUCU, F., KILIÇ, S., EYİ, Y. E., GEZER, M., AKSOY, Y. (2014). Effects of first, early morning and last measurements on blood pressure total average in ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. Gülhane Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 56 - Sayı: 4, 228–231. https://ajindex.com/articles/214858

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