Search Results - "Polonia, Jorge J."

Nurses' attitudes and spontaneous adverse drug reaction reporting: a case-control study in Portugal by Mendes Marques, Joana Isabel O., Polónia, Jorge Manuel J., Figueiras, Adolfo G., Costa Santos, Cristina Maria N., Herdeiro, Maria Teresa F.

“…Aim To identify the attitudes and knowledge associated with adverse drug reactions (ADR) under‐reporting by nurses. Background The voluntary reporting system…”
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Association of 24-h urinary salt excretion with central haemodynamics and assessment of food categories contributing to salt consumption in Portuguese patients with hypertension by Polonia, Jorge J, Magalhaes, Mónica-Tânia, Senra, Dulce, Barbosa, Loide, Silva, Jose-Alberto R, Ribeiro, Sílvia M

“…High salt intake has been associated with the development of arterial hypertension, but it still remains controversial as to how salt consumption relates with…”
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Type B adverse drug reactions reported by an immunoallergology department by Costa, Maria J., Herdeiro, Maria T., Polónia, Jorge J., Ribeiro-Vaz, Ines, Botelho, Cármen, Castro, Eunice, Cernadas, Josefina

“…Objective: Characterization of the adverse drug reactions (ADR) reported by the immunoallergology department (IAD), Centro Hospitalar de São João (Porto), to…”
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PS-C33-9: PSYCHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN PATIENTS WITH RESISTANT HYPERTENSION FOUND NON-ADHERENT BY DIRECTLY OBSERVED TREATMENT INTAKE by Polonia, Jorge J, Barbosa, Loide, Silva, Jose Alberto, Salgueiro, Andre

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P-60: Follow-up clinic and ambulatory blood pressure in normotensives and treated and untreated white coat hypertensives (evaluation after 4–9 years) by Polonia, Jorge J., Gama, Guilherme, Bertoquini, Susana, Amaral, Cristina

“…It is still under debate whether or not subjects with white coat hypertension benefit from drug treatment and have a propensity for development of sustained…”
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P-466: Microalbuminuria detection and its association with cardiovascular risk markers in non_diabetic hypertensive patients evaluated by general practitioners by Polonia, Jorge J., Carmona, Jose P., Pisco, Luis, Support, Grant

“…The study aim was to examine the presence of microalbuminuria in non-diabetic hypertensive patients (HTs) observed by a cohort of urban and rural general…”
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P-66: Normotensives and white coat hypertensives matched for daytime ambulatory blood pressure levels show similar damage of cardiovascular target organs by Polonia, Jorge J., Gama, Guilherme, Bertoquini, Susana, Silva, Jose A., Barbosa, Loide, Maldonado, Joao

“…Debate still exists whether subjects with white coat hypertension (WCHT) may have a greater cardiovascular (CV) risk than normotensives (NT). Since ambulatory…”
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P-494: Aldosterone to renin ratio as a determinant of aortic stiffness (pulse wave velocity) in hypertensive patients by Polonia, Jorge J., Silva, Jose A., Maldonado, Joao

“…Aldosterone to renin ratio (ARR) is an indicator of inappropriate aldosterone activity in hypertension. Since aldosterone may induce vascular fibrosis and…”
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P-93: Arterial stiffness and wave reflections in diabetes type 2 and normal subjects by Maldonado, Joao, Pereira, Telmo, Silva, Jose A., Polonia, Jorge J.

“…Increase vascular stiffness may be associated with increased pulse wave velocity and with greater amplitude of reflected waves from the peripherical arteries…”
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P-269: Influence of irbesartan alone and with a diuretic on circadian non-dipper blood pressure rhythm in salt-sensitive black hypertensives under high salt diet by Polonia, Jorge J., Caupers, Paula, Damasceno, Albertino M.

“…We examine whether irbesartan (IRB) and IRB + hydrochlorotiazide (HCTZ) can reverse the non-dipper circadian rhythm of BP to a dipper pattern in salt-sensitive…”
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P-52: Aortic pulse wave velocity and white coat effect in hypertensives “in office” either treated and untreated by Silveira, Abilio, Mesquita, Anabela, Silva, Jose A., Polonia, Jorge J.

“…Previous studies have shown that drug treatment of hypertension may regress target-organ damage. It is still controversial whether white-coat hypertensive…”
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P-108: Pulse wave velocity in normotensive, white-coat normotensive, white coat hypertensive, ambulatory hypertensives and diabetic subjects by Polonia, Jorge J., Amado, Paula, Silva, Jose A., Maldonado, Joao, Nazare, Jose, Pereira, Telmo, Carmona, Jose P.

“…In a cross-over study we evaluate in 1308 subjects (183 with type 2 diabetes) ageing 18-80 years, office BP values and carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity…”
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P-456: Determinants of nighttime BP fall and deterioration of cardiovascular target organs in black and white type 2 diabetic patients by Caupers, Paula, Diogo, Domingos, Damasceno, Albertino, Silva, Jose A., Maldonado, Joao, Medina, Jose L., Polonia, Jorge J.

“…Cardiovascular morbidity and mortality has been suggested to be greater in black type 2 diabetic patients as compared with caucasians. In both populations,…”
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P-67: Ambulatory BP levels in hypertensives showing a well controlled blood pressure level “in office” by Carmona, José, Silva, José A., Alcântara, Paula, Martins, Luis, Nazarc, José, Braz-Nogueira, José, Gouveia, Antonio, Santos, Carlos, Polonia, Jorge J.

“…In a prospective study we evaluated ambulatory BP (ABP), (mean 24h, daytime, nighttime levels and BP between 6.00-10.00 AM) in 88 (18-79 yrs) hypertensive…”
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P-68: Attempt to define the upper normal limits of ambulatory blood pressure for the critical morning and evening periods by Polonia, Jorge J., Nazaré, José, Amado, Paula, Maldonado, João, Vasconcelos, Nuno, Silva, José A., Carmona, José

“…Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) is a valuable tool to assess blood pressure control during the awake and sleeping periods of a full 24 hours day…”
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Sequential follow-up clinic and ambulatory blood pressure evaluation in a low risk population of white-coat hypertensive patients and in normotensives by Polónia, Jorge J, Gama, Guilherme M, Silva, José A, Amaral, Cristina, Martins, Luis R, Bertoquini, Susana E

“…In subjects with white-coat hypertension (WCH) it is unclear how ambulatory blood pressure (ABPM) progresses over time and whether they exhibit an increased…”
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Follow-up clinic and ambulatory blood pressure in normotensives and treated and untreated white coat hypertensives (evaluation after 4–9 years) by Polonia, Jorge J., Gama, Guilherme, Bertoquini, Susana, Amaral, Cristina

“…P-60 Key Words: White Coat Hypertension, Ambulatory BP Monitoring, Follow-Up…”
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Microalbuminuria detection and its association with cardiovascular risk markers in non_diabetic hypertensive patients evaluated by general practitioners by Polonia, Jorge J., Carmona, Jose P., Pisco, Luis, Support, Grant

“…P-466 Key Words: Albuminuria, Cardiovascular Risk, Non-Diabetic Hypertensives…”
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Normotensives and white coat hypertensives matched for daytime ambulatory blood pressure levels show similar damage of cardiovascular target organs by Polonia, Jorge J., Gama, Guilherme, Bertoquini, Susana, Silva, Jose A., Barbosa, Loide, Maldonado, Joao

“…P-66 Key Words: White Coat Hypertension, Ambulatory BP Measurement, Risk Markers…”
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Aldosterone to renin ratio as a determinant of aortic stiffness (pulse wave velocity) in hypertensive patients by Polonia, Jorge J., Silva, Jose A., Maldonado, Joao

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