BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSE TO ISOMETRIC HANDGRIP EXERCISE IN DIABETIC PATIENTS WITHOUT ESTABLISHED CVD: THE ROLE OF ARTERIAL STIFFNESS

Areti Triantafyllou,Konstantina Dipla,N. Koletsos,Stavros Papadopoulos,Ioanna Zografou,A.S. Zafeiridis,G. Mintziori,E. Gkaliagkousi,Andreas Zafeiridis,Stella Douma

BLOOD PRESSURE RESPONSE TO ISOMETRIC HANDGRIP EXERCISE IN DIABETIC PATIENTS WITHOUT ESTABLISHED CVD: THE ROLE OF ARTERIAL STIFFNESS

2019

Areti Triantafyllou
Konstantina Dipla
N. Koletsos
Stavros Papadopoulos
Ioanna Zografou
A.S. Zafeiridis
G. Mintziori
E. Gkaliagkousi
Andreas Zafeiridis
Stella Douma

Objective:a.Purpose/Background/ObjectivesType 2 diabetes (T2DM) has been associated with hypertension and an increased risk for CVD. BP responses (BPR) to exercise are predictive of CVD, arterial stiffness, endothelial dysfunction, and cardiac remodeling. Previous studies have shown an exaggerated B

Keywords:

Arterial stiffness
Endocrinology
Isometric exercise
Diabetes mellitus
Internal medicine
Medicine
Blood pressure
Cardiology
handgrip exercise
increased risk
Endothelial dysfunction

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