...H. J. Journo; X. A. Chanudet; B. M. Pannier; P. L. Laroque; G. M. London; M. E. Safar 1. The forearm venous pressure-volume relationship was studied in 14 young men with borderline hypertension and in 16 control subjects of the same age and sex. Strain-gauge plethysmography was used to evaluate...

...Kevin Welsh; Ann Ward; Peter Hanson 1. Resting carotid baroreflex sensitivity and blood pressure responses to standardized conditions of rest and exercise were measured in 17 borderline hypertensive males and 12 normotensive males. 2. The borderline hypertensive group had significantly higher...

... of energy in erythrocytes of patients with sustained essential hypertension. borderline hypertension cardiac output essential hypertension oxygen consumption renal filtration fraction Clinical Science (1984) 67, 313-319 313 Cardiac output, oxygen consumption and renal blood flow in essential...

...M. Van Hooff; M. A. Van Baak; M. Schols; K. H. Rahn 1. Salivary flow and the influence of drugs on this were studied in subjects with borderline hypertension and in normotensive subjects. 2. Saliva production at rest was lower in borderline hypertensive subjects than in normotensive subjects...

...E. Ambrosioni; F. V. Costa; C. Borghi; L. Montebugnoli; M. F. Giordani; L. Vasconi 1. Twenty young subjects with borderline hypertension were studied to evaluate the effects of moderate salt restriction and/or of a high potassium intake on intralymphocytic sodium content and blood pressure. Blood...

...F. V. Costa; E. Ambrosioni; L. Montebugnoli; L. Paccaloni; L. Vasconi; B. Magnani 1. Three groups of young patients with borderline hypertension were studied for a 12 months period. The first was on a free sodium diet while the second was on a low-salt diet. The third group of patients underwent...

...E. Ambrosioni; F. V. Costa; L. Montebugnoli; C. Borghi; B. Magnani 1. A highly significant correlation between intralymphocytic sodium concentration and basal diastolic blood pressure can be found only in patients with sustained essential hypertension. 2. In subjects with borderline hypertension...

.... In borderline hypertension cardiac output and lower-limb blood flow were significantly elevated, while hepatic and renal blood flows were within the normal range. Cardiac output and lower-limb blood flow were positively correlated. 3. In sustained hypertension cardiac output, lower-limb blood flow and hepatic...

...J. W. Henquet; T. Kho; M. Schols; H. Thijssen; K. H. Rahn 1. Plasma catecholamine levels as well as plasma renin activity and plasma renin concentration were compared in normotensive volunteers and in subjects with borderline hypertension. All subjects were studied at rest and during bicycle...

... The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1975 atropine autonomic nervous system borderline hypertension haemodynamics phentolamine propranolol Clinical Science and Molecular Medicine (1975) 48, 2 4 3 ~ 2 5 2 s . Role of the autonomic nervous system in mild human hypertension S. J U L...

... hypertensive patients. 2. Borderline hypertensive patients had higher values of cardiac index, stroke index and heart rate when compared with the permanent hypertensive patients, and lower values of blood pressure and total peripheral resistance. 3. The CPBV/TBV ratio was significantly higher in borderline...