TABLE 1.
Effects of various rates of hypertension on cardiovascular outcomes.
Study | Subjects | Hypertension | Effect | References |
Framingham heart study | Women | High normal blood pressure | Increased risk of CHD | Garcia et al. (37) |
Framingham heart study | Women | Hypertension stage 1 | Increased risk of CHD | Garcia et al. (37) |
Framingham heart study | Women | Hypertension stage 2 | Increased risk of CHD | Garcia et al. (37) |
Framingham heart study | Men | High normal blood pressure | Increased risk of CHD | Garcia et al. (37) |
Framingham heart study | Men | Hypertension stage 1 | Increased risk of CHD | Garcia et al. (37) |
Framingham heart study | Men | Hypertension stage 2 | Increased risk of CHD | Garcia et al. (37) |
Japanese urban cohort study (Suita study) | Men | High normal blood pressure | Increased risk of MI | Park (38) |
Japanese urban cohort study (Suita study) | Men | Hypertension stage 1 | Increased risk of MI | Park (38) |
Japanese urban cohort study (Suita study) | Men | Hypertension stage 2 | Increased risk of MI | Park (38) |
Japanese urban cohort study (Suita study) | Women | Hypertension stage 2 | Increased risk of MI | Park (38) |
Meta-analysis by the Japan arteriosclerosis longitudinal study group | Men | Higher SBP, pulse pressure and average blood pressure | Increased risk of MI (1.2 per 1,000 person-years) | Hussain et al. (41), Sobenin et al. (42), Andersson et al. (43) |
Meta-analysis by the Japan arteriosclerosis longitudinal study group | Women | Higher SBP, pulse pressure and average blood pressure | Not increased risk of MI (0.5 per 1,000 person-years) | Hussain et al. (41), Sobenin et al. (42), Andersson et al. (43) |