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AI InsightBu çalışmaya, son 10 gün içinde herhangi bir antihipertansif ilaç kullanmayan, diabetes mellitus, kardiyak veya diğer sistemik hastalığı olmayan, ofis ölçümlerine göre klinik hipertansif (KHT, SKB$geq$140 ve/veya DKB$geq$90 mmHg) olan 96 kişi (57K, 39E; yaş ort: 51.3±1.3) ile ofis ölçümlerine göre normotansif (NT, SKB
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Özet
Beyaz önlük hipertansiyonu (BÖH) hekim ofisinde yapılan ilk muayenelerinde sistolik (SKB) ve/veya diyastolik kan basınçları (DKB) yüksek bulunan fakat daha sonra ambulatuvar kan basıncı monitörleri (AKBM) ile yapılan ölçümlerde değerleri normal saptanan kişiler için kullanılan bir tanımdır. Bu çalışmaya, son 10 gün içinde herhangi bir antihipertansif ilaç kullanmayan, diabetes mellitus, kardiyak veya diğer sistemik hastalığı olmayan, ofis ölçümlerine göre klinik hipertansif (KHT, SKB$geq$140 ve/veya DKB$geq$90 mmHg) olan 96 kişi (57K, 39E; yaş ort: 51.3±1.3) ile ofis ölçümlerine göre normotansif (NT, SKB
Abstract
White coat hypertension is defined to be present when an individual is hypertensive in the physician's office, but normotensive when their blood pressure (BP) is measured with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM). To assess the clinical importance of the white coat hypertension, we aimed to compare ambulatory blood pressure parameters in patients with white coat hypertension versus normotensive subjects and untreated hypertensive patients. The study was carried out on 96 hypertensive patients (57 F, 39 M; mean age: 51±1.3 years) and 132 normotensive subjects (101 F, 31 M; mean age 41.4±1.0) according to office measurements. After office BP measurements were recorded 3-4 times, ABPM was applied for 48 hours to each subject. We calculated 48-hour of, day and night mean load (proportion of elevated BP over a certain limit for a period) values for systolic and diastolic BPs. Of the 96 hypertensive patients, 20 (20.8%) had white coat hypertension (12 F, 8 M; mean age: 52.9±3.7 years) and 76 had sustained hypertension. Although 48-hour day and night mean and load values for systolic and diastolic BPs in patients with white coat hypertension were significantly lower than in those with sustained hypertension, they usere significantly higher than in normotensive subjects. These results suggest that white coat hypertension may be of clinical importance.