治疗对血压昼夜节律的影响。

Biotelemetry and patient monitoring Pub Date : 1981-01-01

E B Raftery, M W Millar-Craig, S Mann, V Balasubramanian

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高血压患者β -阻断药物的临床试验表明，这些药物在夜间或清晨对血压没有显著影响。拉贝他洛尔是一种联合阻断剂，可以随时降低平均血压水平。这些研究有力地支持了α受体介导的交感神经活动的昼夜节律假说。

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Effects of treatment on circadian rhythms of blood pressure.

Clinical trials of beta-blocking drugs in hypertensive subjects have shown that these drugs do not affect blood pressure significantly at night or during the early morning. Labetalol, which is a combined alpha- and beta-blocking agent, reduces mean blood pressure levels at all times. These studies strongly support the hypothesis of a circadian rhythm of alpha-receptor-mediated-sympathetic activity.

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