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Table 2. Clinical and laboratory parameters during the study coursea

Week Candesartan, 32 mg(n = 15) Candesartan, 64 mg(n = 17) P

Systolic BP (mmHg)
    run-in 0 136 ± 13 135 ± 17 NS
    first 16 mg candesartan 4 132 ± 20 137 ± 20 NS
    high-dose candesartan 16 132 ± 15 130 ± 21b NS
    second 16 mg candesartan 20 129 ± 12 131 ± 13 NS
Diastolic BP (mmHg)
    run-in 0 84 ± 9 85 ± 7 NS
    first 16 mg candesartan 4 85 ± 14 85 ± 9 NS
    high-dose candesartan 16 85 ± 11 80 ± 11b,c NS
    second 16 mg candesartan 20 83 ± 10 83 ± 8 NS
Creatinine clearance (ml/min)
    run-in 0 96 ± 38 106 ± 65 NS
    first 16 mg candesartan 4 98 ± 42 107 ± 68 NS
    high-dose candesartan 16 97 ± 48 98 ± 63 NS
    second 16 mg candesartan 20 94 ± 52 102 ± 66 NS
Urinary sodium excretion (mol/d)
    run-in 0 218 ± 93 286 ± 112 NS
    first 16 mg candesartan 4 221 ± 93 245 ± 101d NS
    high-dose candesartan 16 255 ± 83 236 ± 103c NS
    second 16 mg candesartan 20 235 ± 97 249 ± 98 NS

a All data are expressed as mean ± SD. P values in the table are given for comparison between treatment groups (t test). Within groups the following analyses were performed and are highlighted by superscript letters (one symbol: P < 0.05; two symbols: P < 0.01):

b high-dose candesartan phase versus first 16 mg candesartan phase;

c high-dose candesartan phase versus run-in phase;

d first 16 mg candesartan phase versus run-in phase.





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