Antihypertensive Treatment in Insulin Resistant Patients

Anti hypertensive Treatment Resistant Patients in Insulin

Epidemiological evidence suggests that treatment with f l-blockers and diuretics increase the risk to develop diabetes. Prospective, randomized studies of antihypertensive drugs have demonstrated differences between different classes of drugs regarding effects on insulin sensitivity. Thus treatment with ,-blockers or diuretics is associated with impairment in insulin sensitivity, whereas most m...

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Pioglitazone treatment enlarges subcutaneous adipocytes in insulin-resistant patients.

CONTEXT Obesity-related insulin resistance is associated with an increase in adipocyte size. In rodent models, treatment with the insulin-sensitizers thiazolidinediones (TZDs) leads to the appearance of small, insulin-sensitive adipocytes. Whether such TZD-dependent morphological changes occur in adipose tissue of insulin-resistant patients is unclear. OBJECTIVE The objective of the study was...

Refractory and Resistant Hypertension: Antihypertensive Treatment Failure versus Treatment Resistance

Resistant hypertension has for many decades been defined as difficult-to-treat hypertension in order to identify patients who may benefit from special diagnostic and/or therapeutic considerations. Recently, the term "refractory hypertension" has been proposed as a novel phenotype of antihypertensive failure, that is, patients whose blood pressure cannot be controlled with maximal treatment. Ear...

Antihypertensive Treatment in Type 2 Diabetic Patients