[Effects of body mass index on blood pressure control rate in elderly coronary heart disease outpatients with hypertension].
Liang Dl, Li Xy, L Wang, Xu H, Tuo Xp, Jian Zj
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Liang Dl, Li Xy, L Wang, Xu H, Tuo Xp, Jian Zj
Abstract
Increased BMI has an adverse effect on blood pressure control rate in elderly CHD outpatients with hypertension, and may be the independent risk for blood pressure failure rate in those patients. Much more attention should be given to control BMI level so as to increase the blood pressure success rate and improve the patients' prognosis.
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Increased BMI has an adverse effect on blood pressure control rate in elderly CHD outpatients with hypertension, and may be the independent risk for blood pressure failure rate in those patients. Much more attention should be given to control BMI level so as to increase the blood pressure success rate and improve the patients' prognosis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Overweight, Body mass index, Blood pressure, Obesity, Internal medicine, Heart rate, Cardiology