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     <author>Бакулина, И.А.</author>
     <author>Муталова, Э.Г.</author>
     <author>Хусаинова, Л.Н.</author>
     <author>Мустафин, Х.М.</author>
     <author>Садикова, Р.И.</author>
     <author>Мингазетдинова, Л.Н.</author>
     <author>Смакаева, Э.Р.</author>
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    <title>АРТЕРИАЛЬНАЯ ГИПЕРТОНИЯ В РЕМОДЕЛИРОВАНИИ ЛЕВОГО ЖЕЛУДОЧКА У БОЛЬНЫХ ПОЖИЛОГО ВОЗРАСТА</title>
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    <year>2009</year>
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     <date>2018-01-16</date>
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   <abstract>In total, 104 elderly patients with arterial hypertension (AH) and 20 healthy controls were examined. Thirty-four individuals had essential AH (EAH), and 70 – isolated systolic AH (ISAH). Statistically significant increase in blood pressure (BP) variability, reduction in night-time diastolic BP (DBP) combined with high systolic BP (SBP) level, and an increase in temporal index and night-time BP drop were maximal in ISAH patients. Disturbed systolic and diastolic left ventricular function was associated with transitory myocardial ischemia (79,7%) and silent night-time ischemia (SNI). SNI was characterised by higher SBP levels, and ISAH – by decreased night-time DBP. In elderly AH patients, cerebral perfusion was reduced, and in ISAH, adaptive and compensatory potential of cerebral vessels was also decreased.</abstract>
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