Características de respondedores pós-exercício versus não respondentes após exercício aeróbico ou isométrico em adultos fisicamente inativos de descendência africana e sul-asiática com pressão arterial alta-normal ou hipertensão grau I
CardiologiaSobre o estudo
- Desenho
- Ensaio clínico randomizado
- Nível de evidência
- 2 · Nova evidência
- Revista
- Blood pressure
- Publicado em
- 2 set 2026
- Citações
- 1
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O estudo original
Characteristics of post-exercise responders versus non-responders following aerobic or isometric exercise in physically inactive adults of African and South Asian descent with high-normal blood pressure or grade I hypertension
Marina Bersaoui, Se-Sergio Baldew, Kwame van der Hilst, Jerry Toelsie, Veronique Cornelissen
Descritores MeSH
- Blood Pressure
- Hypertension
- Exercise
- Post-Exercise Hypotension
- Adolescent
- Adult
- Africa
- Aged
- Female
- South Asian People
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