Original paper
Abstract 350: Renal Dysfunction Associated With Incident Hypertension According to Blood Pressure Categories in a Non-hypertensive Population in the Suita Study: An Urban Cohort Study
Abstract
Background and purpose: No studies have examined the influence of decreased glomerular filtration rate (GFR) on incident hypertension (HT) according to blood pressure (BP) categories among a healthy cohort. We assessed the relationships between renal dysfunction and incident HT according to BP categories in a Japanese urban cohort. Methods: A total of 4,751 participants (30 to 79 years old without HT at baseline) in the Suita Study were...
Paper Details
Title
Abstract 350: Renal Dysfunction Associated With Incident Hypertension According to Blood Pressure Categories in a Non-hypertensive Population in the Suita Study: An Urban Cohort Study
Published Date
Sep 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
60
Issue
suppl_1
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