The clinical study of ambulatory blood pressure in patients with early diabetic nephropathy
Shen You-qua
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Shen You-qua
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Objective To study the change of blood pressure in patients with early diabetic nephropathy who were examined by ambulatory blood prssure.Methods 88 patients with early diabetic nephropathy were examined by ambulatoryblood pressure,with 88 cases of type 2 diabetes who were normal in urinary albumin excretion rate as controls.Results The blood pressures in patients with early diabetic nephropathy were significantly higher compared with the control group,and the percentage of average pulse pressure went down.Conclusion The patients with early diabetic nephropathy has abnormal rhythm in blood pressure round the clock,and microalbuminuria is related to higher blood pressure.
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Objective To study the change of blood pressure in patients with early diabetic nephropathy who were examined by ambulatory blood prssure.Methods 88 patients with early diabetic nephropathy were examined by ambulatoryblood pressure,with 88 cases of type 2 diabetes who were normal in urinary albumin excretion rate as controls.Results The blood pressures in patients with early diabetic nephropathy were significantly higher compared with the control group,and the percentage of average pulse pressure went down.Conclusion The patients with early diabetic nephropathy has abnormal rhythm in blood pressure round the clock,and microalbuminuria is related to higher blood pressure.
Key concepts: Medicine, Microalbuminuria, Diabetic nephropathy, Blood pressure, Ambulatory blood pressure, Diabetes mellitus, Nephropathy, Internal medicine