The Value of Exercise Systolic Blood Pressure as an Indicator for Coronary Artery Disease in Normotensive Men

Abstract Aim : We investigated if rates of systolic blood pressure to workloads during exercise can independently predict coronary artery disease. Methods 78 normotensive men with normal who had ECG stress test and a angiography within 30 days were enrolled in the study. Basic features all patients also compared. The at first stage, peak exercise, second, fourth sixth minute recovery compared both abnormal arteries. Statistical analysis: t stepwise regression was used. Results: statistically importantly higher which disease those arteries pressure. Conclusions: In high levels workload stage end presence disease, even non-conclusive tests or when doesn’t show any change exercise.