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PURPOSE: To review guidelines and trial data pertinent to blood pressure management in patients with cerebrovascular disease. EPIDEMIOLOGY: In the first year after stroke, approximately 20% to 30% of patients with hypertension do not receive antihypertensive therapy. Less than 50% of stroke patients with hypertension who are treated achieve blood pressures below 140 90 mm Hg. Although undertreatment of hypertension is a general problem, stroke patients may be at increased risk for undertreatment due to physiologic concerns among physicians about lowering blood pressure in individuals who have stenoses or occlusions of the craniocervical arteries. REVIEW SUMMARY: Treating hypertension substantially reduces the risk of recurrent stroke. Evidence from several large trials involving patients with stroke or cardiovascular disease indicates that clinicians should consider pharmacologic lowering of blood pressure after stroke even when blood pressure does not meet diagnostic criteria for hypertension. There is evidence that some classes of antihypertensive therapies, particularly antagonists of the reninangiotensin system and diuretics, may be more effective than other agents at preventing complications of cerebrovascular disease, but achieving reductions in blood pressure remains the primary goal of therapy. Although there are persistent concerns about the effect of lowering blood pressure on cerebral perfusion in the acute stroke setting, available empiric data do not support higher blood pressure targets in the chronic phases of cerebrovascular disease. TYPE OF AVAILABLE EVIDENCE: Nationally recognized treatment guidelines, randomized controlled studies. GRADE OF AVAILABLE EVIDENCE: Good to fair. Some trial data may not be fully generalizeable to stroke patients because only a minority of included subjects had a history of stroke. CONCLUSION: Reducing blood pressure prevents recurrent stroke in patients with cerebrovascular disease. Although individualization of therapy is needed, long-term benefits of antihypertensive therapy appear broadly applicable to stroke patients regardless of stroke mechanism or history of hypertension. Adv Stud Med. 2006; 6 8 ; : 363-369, for instance, ace inhibitor.
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