THE PROGNOSIS OF THE RESULTS OF DOUBLE-COMPONENT ANTIHYPERTENSIONAL THERAPY ACCOUNTING MEANINGS OF MIDDLE DAILY HEART RATE AND NON-MODIFIED RISK FACTORS
Keywords:
essential arterial hypertension, , risk factors, heart rate, enalaprili maleatum, hydrochlirtiasidumAbstract
In the grounds of complex examination of 300 patients with essential arterial hypertension the mathematical pattern of prognosis the results of double-component antihypertention therapy by enalaprili maleatum (10 mg per day) and hydrochlortiasidum (25 mg per day) was worked out. Accounted the initial meanings of middle daily heart rate (HR) non-modified risk factors (the blood pressure (BP) level, the type of somato-vagal balance and the type of left ventricular geometry). It was started, that good results of lowering BP in the double-component antihypertentional therapy by enalaprili maleatum (10 mg per day) and hydrochlortiasidum (25 mg per day) correspond the probabily of 70%, setisfed results of normalisation - the probabily of 50-70%, dissetistole results - the probabily of less then 50%. The double-component antihypertentional therapy by enalaprili maleatum (10 mg per day) and hydrochlortiasidum (25 mg per day) is shown to the patients with the probability of BP normalization more than 70%.
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