Prevalence and significance of cardiovascular disease and @entity101 in elderly @entity1 with @entity303 and XXXX .

@entity1 @entity308 @entity712 @entity101 @entity303 @entity9398 @entity299 @entity951 @entity4346 @entity955 @entity195 @entity583 @entity943
The prevalence and significance of clinical @entity299 and @entity101 were compared in three groups of elderly @entity1 . One group was diagnosed as @entity303 of an @entity195 ( @entity195 ), another as @entity9398 ( @entity9398 ), and the third as @entity308 . Clinical @entity299 and @entity101 were uncommon in the @entity195 group with the prevalence being lower than that reported in most epidemiologic studies. Four percent of the @entity195 @entity1 had a history of @entity583 , 5% @entity951 , 1% @entity943 , and 3% @entity712 . Electrocardiographic changes of an old @entity583 were present in 9%, @entity955 in 1%, and @entity4346 in 3%. A history of @entity101 was present in 24% of the @entity195 @entity1 . In comparison, a history of @entity583 , @entity951 , and @entity712 was five times greater, and electrocardiographic abnormalities were twice as prevalent in the @entity9398 group. A history of @entity101 was three times more common and actual blood pressure readings were higher. In the @entity308 group @entity299 was not uncommon and the prevalence, in general, was comparable with the @entity9398 group. However, a history of increased blood pressure and actual increased blood pressure readings were statistically less than in the @entity9398 group.
