Clinical Study on the Treatment of Essential Hypertension by Irbesartan and Levamlodipine
LI Qing-guang
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LI Qing-guang
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Objective To observe the treatment effects of hypertension with Irbesartan and Levamlodioine.Methods 86 patients were randomly divided into treatment group treated by Irastan and Levamlodioine and control group treated by Irastan.Results The effective rates in treatment group was 92.3% and the effective rates in the other group was 74.7%.The difference between these two groups was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion The clinical efficacy of Irbesartan and Levamlodioine is better than that of Irbesartan.
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Objective To observe the treatment effects of hypertension with Irbesartan and Levamlodioine.Methods 86 patients were randomly divided into treatment group treated by Irastan and Levamlodioine and control group treated by Irastan.Results The effective rates in treatment group was 92.3% and the effective rates in the other group was 74.7%.The difference between these two groups was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion The clinical efficacy of Irbesartan and Levamlodioine is better than that of Irbesartan.
Key concepts: Irbesartan, Medicine, Clinical efficacy, Empagliflozin, Internal medicine, Treatment and control groups, Essential hypertension, Significant difference