2004•Journal of Practical Medical TechniquesRequires access
24 h Ambulatory Blood Pressure Pattern In Diabetic Nephropathy and the Corelation With Uric Protein
Cheng Zhenyan
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Abstract
Objective To investigate the 24 h ambulatory blood pressure pattern in diabetic nephropathy and the corelation with uric protein. Methods Patients in different stages of diabetic nephropathy were included in the study and a normal group was set to be the contrast. A 24 h ambulatory blood press was recorded by the monitor in every subject.The blood press parameters were analysed and compared between different groups.Results The loss of a fall in blood pressure and non-dippers phenomenon was more prevalent in diabetic subjects,and the non-dippers was corelative to uric protein. Conclusion The abnomal blood pressure pattern is a early mark and cause of diabetic nephropathy.