Search Results - "Skretteberg, P. T."

Low-grade systolic murmurs in healthy middle-aged individuals: innocent or clinically significant? A 35-year follow-up study of 2014 Norwegian men by Bodegard, J., Skretteberg, P. T., Gjesdal, K., Pyörälä, K., Kjeldsen, S. E., Liestøl, K., Erikssen, G., Erikssen, J.

“…  Bodegard J, Skretteberg PT, Gjesdal K, Pyörälä K, Kjeldsen SE, Liestøl K, Erikssen G, Erikssen J (Oslo University Hospital, Oslo; University of Oslo, Oslo;…”
Get full text

Triglycerides-diabetes association in healthy middle-aged men: modified by physical fitness? A long term follow-up of 1962 Norwegian men in the Oslo Ischemia Study by Skretteberg, P T, Grytten, A N, Gjertsen, K, Grundvold, I, Kjeldsen, S E, Erikssen, J, Mellbin, L, Liestøl, K, Fraser, D A, Erikssen, G, Pedersen, T R, Bodegard, J

“…To examine the impact of physical fitness (PF) on the association between fasting serum triglycerides (FTG) and diabetes risk and whether temporal changes in…”
Get full text

EXERCISE SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE AND QUARTILE-BASED RISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN HEALTHY MEN DURING 28 YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP by Mariampillai, J Eek, Prestgaard, E, Kjeldsen, S.E, Liestøl, K, Engeseth, K, Erikssen, J, Bodegard, J, Berge, E, Grundvold, I, Skretteberg, P T

“…OBJECTIVE:There is increasing evidence regarding exercise blood pressure as a predictor for later cardiovascular disease in apparently healthy individuals. We…”
Get full text

Predictors of atrial fibrillation differ in men with high vs low physical fitness by Grundvold, I., Skretteberg, P. T., Liestoel, K., Erikssen, G., Engeseth, K., Gjesdal, K., Kjeldsen, S. E., Arnesen, H., Erkssen, J., Bodegard, J.

Get full text

2D.01: EXERCISE SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE >/=190 MMHG AT MODERATE WORKLOAD PREDICTS CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN HEALTHY, MIDDLE-AGED MEN by Mariampillai, J Eek, Engeseth, K, Kjeldsen, S.E, Grundvold, I, Liestøl, K, Erikssen, G, Erikssen, J.E, Bodegård, J, Skretteberg, P.T

“…OBJECTIVE:A hypertensive response to exercise at moderate workload is associated with future risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) and mortality. Yet there is…”
Get full text