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CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF INTENSIVE INPATIENT BLOOD PRESSURE MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALIZED OLDER ADULTS
Timothy S. Anderson, MD, MAS; Shoshana J. Herzig, MD, MPH; Bocheng Jing, MS; W. John Boscardin, PhD; Kathy Fung, MS; Edward R. Marcantonio, MD, SM; Michael A. Steinman, MD
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Asymptomatic blood pressure elevations are common in hospitalized older adults, and there is significant variability in how these cases are managed. This retrospective cohort study utilizes Veterans Health Administration data to analyze the effects of intensive blood pressure treatment initiated within the first 48 hours of hospitalization. The primary outcome assessed includes a composite of inpatient mortality, ICU transfer, stroke, acute kidney injury, and other critical health indicators.
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