Systolic blood pressure trajectory steepness

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Left ventricular late gadolinium enhancement

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  1. Systolic blood pressure trajectory steepness is associated with left ventricular late gadolinium enhancement in humans (6% to 12% greater LGE per 1 mm Hg/y steeper SBP rise).

    “Each 1 mm Hg/y steeper SBP rise during age intervals 36 to 43, 43 to 53, and 53 to 63 was associated with 6% to 12% greater LGE”

    HumansLGE calculated using the 3-SD methodleft ventricleeach 1 mm Hg/y steeper systolic blood pressure rise54% malesn = 472

    Blood pressure history linked to signs of heart scarring

    Hypertension (Dallas, Tex. : 1979)

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Blood pressure history linked to signs of heart scarring

Sustained systolic pressure 10 mm Hg higher during intervals from ages 36 to 69 was linked to a 16% to 24% greater scarring signal at 77.Sustained systolic pressure 10 mm Hg higher during intervals from ages 36 to 69 was linked to a 16% to 24% greater scarring signal at 77.

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