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. 2010 Jun 19;375(9732):2161–2167. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(10)60391-1

Table 4.

Haemodynamic responses during exercise testing

Baseline Placebo Allopurinol p value*
Heart rate (beats per min)
Baseline 62·3 (10·3) 61·3 (9·2) 63·8 (8·6) 0·025
Stage 1 95·2 (13·7) 94·3 (13·3) 95·6 (13·5) 0·154
Peak exercise 113·6 (15·3) 112·4 (15·6) 118·5 (15·2) 0·0006
Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg)
Baseline 126·8 (16·6) 124·3 (13·7) 123·7 (16·2) 0·755
Stage 1 141·6 (21·0) 140·0 (16·1) 135·5 (19·3) 0·042
Peak exercise 159·3 (22·6) 155·1 (18·4) 158·7 (22·4) 0·116
Diastolic blood pressure (mm Hg)
Baseline 72·8 (8·6) 72·9 (7·7) 72·2 (9·9) 0·577
Stage 1 72·9 (10·6) 74·8 (8·6) 71·7 (10·1) 0·008
Peak exercise 76·1 (12·7) 78·5 (10·2) 75·4 (11·9) 0·015
Rate pressure product (beats per min×mm Hg)
Baseline 7897 (1709) 7607 (1471) 7910 (1577) 0·123
Stage 1 13 349 (2997) 13 114 (2617) 12 756 (2798) 0·174
Peak exercise 18 210 (4104) 17 484 (3655) 18 842 (3791) 0·001

Data are mean (SD).

*

For difference between allopurinol and placebo.