Relationship between blood pressure variability and left ventricular diastolic function in patients with ;essential hypertension / 心血管康复医学杂志

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Objective:To observe the relationship between dynamic blood pressure variability (BPV) and left ventric‐ular diastolic function in patients with essential hypertension (EH) .Methods:A total of 140 newly diagnosed EH pa‐tients were selected .According to total coefficient of variation (CV) of 24h systolic blood pressure BPV ,they were divided into high CV group (n=70 ,CV>12.16% ) and low CV group (n=70 ,CV≤12.16% ) .Another 70 healthy subjects with corresponding gender and age were enrolled as healthy control group simultaneously .Echocardiography was used to measure mitral early diastolic peak flow velocity (E) ,late diastolic peak flow velocity (A) and decelera‐tion time of E peak (DT);meanwhile ,tissue Doppler mode was used to record early diastolic peak velocity (Em) and late diastolic peak velocity (Am) .All above indexes were compared among all groups .Results:Compared with healthy control group ,BPV significantly rose in EH patients (P<0.05 or < 0.01) .All BPV indexes in high CV group were significantly higher than those of low CV group except daytime mean diastolic blood pressure variability (dDBP‐BPV) and nighttime mean diastolic blood pressure variability (nDBP‐BPV) , P<0.05 all .Compared with healthy control group ,there were significant reductions in E and Em/Am ,and significant rise in DT and E/Em in EH patients ,P<0.05 or <0.01 ;compared with low CV group ,there was significant rise in E/Em [(10.32 ± 3.20) vs .(14.22 ± 2.20) ,P=0.033] in high CV group .Conclusion:Left ventricular diastolic dysfunction is more severe in hypertensive patients with higher dynamic blood pressure variability .