Study on the relationship of blood vessel parameters between high-normal blood pressure pilots and optimal blood pressure pilots
Abstract：Objective To investigate the relationship of blood vessel parameters between high-normal blood pressure pilots and optimal blood pressure pilots.Methods According to their blood pressure level, 210 pilots were divided into two groups, namely, optimal blood pressure controls(n=111), high-normal blood pressure pilots(n=99). CASP and AIxHR75 were obtained by SphygmoCor device while baPWV and ABI were detected by Omron device.Results ①baPWV, CASP and AIxHR75 were higher in high-normal blood pressure group than those in optimal blood pressures group on statistical level(P<0.05).②CASP ranged from 80 mmHg to 120 mmHg. Its 50% percentile and 95% percentile were 100 mmHg and 112 mmHg, respectively.③The difference value between peripheral blood pressure and CASP ranged from 7 mmHg to 31 mmHg. Its 50% percentile and 95% percentile were 18 mmHg and 24 mmHg, respectively.Conclusion There was no significant difference between high-normal blood pressure pilots and optimal blood pressure pilots on the relationship of blood vessel parameters. The diagnosis and treatment of hypertension should be personalized, normalized and rationalized.
Keywords：Central blood pressure parametersStandardized augmentation indexPulse wave velocityAnkle-brachial indexPilot
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 205-208 )