Nighttime BP is a strong predictor of cardiovascular and renal risk and should be routinely assessed, and combined evaluation of ambulatory BP and timed urine sodium excretion may improve risk stratification and guide individualized management strategies.
Modifications in body fluid content may play a role in circadian blood pressure dysregulation and heightened cardiovascular risk in individuals classified as prehypertensive.
Ahmet Cimbek, Ahmet Özderya· OSMANGAZİ JOURNAL OF MEDICIN...· 0 citations
Evidence from clinical trials evaluating chronotherapy for BP control and current guideline recommendations worldwide are summarized and discussed, underscoring the need for precision, rhythm-guided therapeutic approaches supported by robust outcome-based evidence.
K. Gao, Chun-Yang Zhao, Tao Yang et al.· Pharmacology and Therapeutic...· 0 citations
In healthy adults, the nocturnal peak in BEI is possibly aligned with the circadian trough in systolic BP, and whether the alignment holds in people with disease remains to be determined.
Leandro C. Brito, Megan Jones, Nicole Chaudhary et al.· Physiological Reports· 0 citations
This study aimed to investigate circadian rhythm changes in ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) across gestational stages and their associations with preeclampsia (PE) and adverse perinatal outcomes (APO) in chronic hypertension.
METHOD
A total of 107 pregnancies with chronic hypertension underwent ABPMs befo...
Yun-Shan Chen, Yan-Ying Yu, Xiu-Yu Pan et al.· Pregnancy Hypertension· 0 citations
Lower circulating haptoglobin is independently associated with nocturnal BP non-dipping in children with CKD, and reduced hemoglobin-buffering capacity may contribute to impaired circadian BP regulation, although mechanistic confirmation is required.
