Publications by authors named "Prafull Dhewle"
Article Synopsis
- Hypertensive emergencies are severe blood pressure increases that pose high cardiovascular risks, with higher prevalence in NSTEMI patients compared to STEMI, and a notable increase in these emergencies among diabetic patients.
- The study involved 100 NSTEMI patients with hypertensive emergencies over 24 months, examining their coronary health and comparing diabetic to nondiabetic individuals through various tests and procedures.
- Findings indicated that diabetic patients often experienced more single-vessel diseases and had a slightly better ejection fraction than nondiabetic patients, highlighting key risk factors such as age, smoking, alcohol consumption, and medication nonadherence in developing hypertensive emergencies.
