Regression of left ventricular hypertrophy in patients with essential hypertension: results of 6 month treatment with indapamide
CL Curry, H Robinson, R Brown, J Olivan… - American journal of …, 1996 - Elsevier
Left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) is a major risk factor for cardiovascular morbidity in
hypertensive patients. The effects of diuretics on LVH have raised controversies, but recent
studies suggest that diuretics are able to reduce LVH in hypertensive patients, mainly
through a reduction in ventricular diameter. The present multicenter open study was
designed to test the effects of indapamide, a widely used nonthiazide diuretic, on LVH in
patients with essential hypertension. Patients had to have mild-to-moderate essential …
hypertensive patients. The effects of diuretics on LVH have raised controversies, but recent
studies suggest that diuretics are able to reduce LVH in hypertensive patients, mainly
through a reduction in ventricular diameter. The present multicenter open study was
designed to test the effects of indapamide, a widely used nonthiazide diuretic, on LVH in
patients with essential hypertension. Patients had to have mild-to-moderate essential …
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