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Ergometrisches Follow-up des Blutdruckverhaltens bei Grenzwerthypertonikern

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Die Grenzwerthypertonie stellt ein diagnostisches (und therapeutisches) Problem dar. Sie wird i. d. R. definiert als diastolischer Blutdruck zwischen 90 und 94 mmHg und systolischer Blutdruck zwischen 140 und 159 mmHg unter Ruhebedingungen. Dadurch wird sie von der Normotonie einerseits und Hypertonie andererseits abgegrenzt. Früher wurden auch andere Begriffe wie „labile Hypertonie“, „hyperkinetisches Herzsyndrom“, „Prähypertension“, „latente Hypertonie“ und verschiedene andere, die heute klar definiert oder verlassen worden sind, als Synonyme benutzt.

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  1. Rehabilitationsklinik Wehrawald der BFA, Schwarzenbacher Straße 3, 7865, Todtmoos, Germany

    Ingomar-Werner Franz

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Agrawal, B., Franz, IW. (1993). Ergometrisches Follow-up des Blutdruckverhaltens bei Grenzwerthypertonikern. In: Franz, IW. (eds) Belastungsblutdruck bei Hochdruckkranken. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77975-6_12

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