A prospective and preliminary observation of cardiovascular responses to the head-up tilting test in patients with over 1-year follow-up after coronary artery bypass grafting
Abstract:Hori et al. have suggested previously that blood pressure during a head-up tilt (HUT) in a patient after CABG at discharge was likely to decrease, even they took exercise therapy. Medication status after CABG and reduced stroke volume, one of index for blood volume, would be related with it. On the other hand, some natural adaptations to orthostatic stress in the patients may be expected over long-term recovery. However, there was no study to assess blood pressure during HUT after CABG while monitoring medicat… Show more
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