[Assessment of high blood pressure in 24-hours Holter records in @entity101 pregnant XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity11559 @entity2099 @entity101
DESIGN: The aim of our study was to established possible a correlation between Holter blood pressure measurements and BP levels measured incidentally by the medical personnel. We also tried to evaluate usefulness of ABPM in monitoring intensification of the @entity101 . MATERIALS AND METHODS: The research was performed on 57 pregnant @entity1 where @entity2099 were complicated by @entity101 (PIH or chronic @entity101 ). All @entity1 were divided into four groups conforming with JNC VI protocol according to BP level measured in the time of the admission to hospital. Therefore circadian blood pressure profile was done by using ABPM SpaceLab device. After that BP load indicator was estimated in each group to assess intensification of the disease. However, we compared those results between groups by using t-Student test (p < 0.05). RESULTS: We qualified 22 @entity1 to group 0 with SBP = 129,45 + 6.31 mmHg and @entity11559 = 80.59 + 5.45 mmHg in the time of admission. There were 21 pregnant @entity1 with mild @entity101 (group I SBP = 144,14 + 7.32 mmHg, @entity11559 = 93.14 + 4.52 mmHg), moderate (group II, N = 8 with SBP = 153,88 + 5.54 mmHg and @entity11559 = 101,34 + 3.78 mmHg) and severe @entity101 (group III, N = 6 with SBP = 175,83 + 33.23 mmHg, @entity11559 = 121 + 11.92 mmHg). BP load value measured in group 0 was 14.57 + 21.3% of SBP and 13.92 + 22.99% of @entity11559 inappropriate results. In group I was found SBP 24.91 + 30.3%, @entity11559 23.12 + 26.01%, group II SBP 38.11 + 33.66%, @entity11559 26.31 + 22.75% and in group III SBP 59.3 + 38.76% and @entity11559 61.37 + 35.72%, respectively. CONCLUSIONS: Only between the group with normal blood pressure and the group with severe @entity101 the obtained results were statistically significant (p < 0.05). We've also found a statistical correlation between BP values measured in the time of admission to the hospital and BP load indices in each group.
