Publications by authors named "Jordy Saren"
Article Synopsis
- Blood pressure variability (BPV) may predict negative health outcomes (NHOs) in adults aged ≥65, but current standards for what constitutes high BPV are lacking.
- * A systematic review of 49 studies found that high systolic BPV is associated with greater odds of cardiovascular disease and cerebral deterioration compared to mean blood pressure (mBP).
- * The study suggests that high BPV and mean BP both have significant impacts on health, with BPV offering notable predictive value, and provides guidelines for identifying elevated BPV in clinical settings.
