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Behavioral Factors in Hypertension

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Amsterdam-New York
Kiadó: Elsevier
Kiadás helye: Amsterdam-New York
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Kötés típusa: Fűzött keménykötés
Oldalszám: 368 oldal
Sorozatcím: Handbook of Hypertension
Kötetszám: 9
Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 25 cm x 17 cm
ISBN: 0-444-90477-8
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Foreword
The concept of the Handbook of Hypertension developed in the late 1970s from a widespread feeling that the diversity of interests and inputs into hypertension research did not lend... Tovább

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Foreword
The concept of the Handbook of Hypertension developed in the late 1970s from a widespread feeling that the diversity of interests and inputs into hypertension research did not lend themselves to publication in a single textbook. The Handbook of Hypertension has now come of age and is recognized as an authoritative source of information and reviews on clinical and research aspects of high blood pressure.
As we have previously observed, the scope of hypertension in man has developed over the last 30 years from the short-term care of a small number of hospitalized patients with severely elevated blood pressure and extensive target-organ failure to a major long-term community-health problem involving a substantial proportion of the population. It appeared possible at one time that the mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of hypertension could be identified by a limited number of circumscript and straightforward experiments in laboratory animals. This is clearly not so. The field of experimental hypertension has, if anything, expanded even more than clinical practice.
We shared with our Publishers the view that the accumulation of biological and clinical knowledge in the field of hypertension had outgrown the limitations of the classical monograph. Moreover, the subject of hypertension by its very nature is a multidisciplinary one, attracting such diverse professionals as biochemists and public health workers, in addition to clinicians. When one tries to envisage what would happen to a single all-encompassing book, it is clear that it could never satisfy the different groups involved in high blood pressure. Some sections would become outdated rapidly while others would have a longer lifespan. An alternative, to escape from the constraints of a single textbook and to reconcile the interests of both generalists and specialists, was to choose the format of a serial handbook.
The present work has resulted from lengthy deliberations and discussions with many clinicians and scientists. We believe that it will be of interest to many different groups including clinical investigators, house officers, general practitioners, biomedical students, pharmacologists, pharmacists, biological scientists, physiologists and epidemiologists.
The present volume on 'Behavioral Factors in Hypertension' addresses increasingly recognized psychological and behavioral influences on blood pressure regulation and the pathogenesis of hypertension. It aims to present a balanced review of a complex and sometimes contradictory topic.
Listed below are the titles of further volumes currently in preparation as well as revised or updated editions of earlier volumes. Hypertension during Pregnancy (Editor: P.C. Rubin)
Clinical Pharmacology of Antihypertensive Drugs — revised and updated
(Editor: A.E. Doyle) Vissza

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Contents
Foreword ix
W.H. Birkenhäger and J.L. Reid
Introduction xi
S. Julius
I. General concepts of behavior
1. Physiology of behavior and blood pressure regulation in animals 1
B. Folkow
2. Physiology of behavior and blood pressure regulation in humans 19
N. Schneiderman, G.H. Ironson and P.M. McCabe
3. The stress concept: issues and measurement 43
D.S. Krantz and J.D. Lazar
II. Evidence linking hypertension and behavior in man
4. Hemodynamic, pharmacologic and epidemiologic evidence for behavioral factors in human hypertension 59
5. Julius
5. Biochemical evidence for sympathetic overactivity in human hypertension 75
M. Esler
6. Reactivity to mental stress in hypertension and prehypertension 95
B. Falkner
I. Reactivity to physical and behavioral stress and blood pressure variability in hypertension 104
G. Mancia and G. Parati
8. Personality traits and hypertension: an overview 123
C. Cottier, Ch. Perini and U. Rauchfleisch
9. Type A behavior and hypertension 141
R.H. Rosenman
10. Specificity of personahty factors found in hypertension 150
5. Jern
II. Blood pressure monitoring outside the clinic for investigating the role
of behavioral factors in hypertension 162
T.G. Pickering
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12. Environmental stress - noise 176
A. Svensson, L. Andrén and L. Hansson
13. Behavioral factors associated with hypertension in black Americans 181
E.H. Johnson
III. Pathophysiologic mechanisms linking behavior and hypertension
14. Psychogenic factors in the initiation and maintenance of experimental hypertension 198
M. Nordlander and P. Friberg
15. Changed sympathetic tone and responsiveness in the course of human essential hypertension 216
B.M. Egan
16. Experimental behavioral hypertension in laboratory animals 226
D.E. Anderson
17. Behavioral consequences of hypertension and their relationship to personality 246
A.P. Shapiro and R.E. Miller
18. Hypertension: a challenge to behavioral research 259
H. Weiner and J.D. Sapira
IV. Behavioral treatment of hypertension
19. Arousal-reduction treatments for mild hypertension: a meta-analysis
of recent studies 285
M.M. Ward, G.E. Swan and M.A. Chesney
20. Indications for behavioral treatment of hypertension 303
S.M. Weiss
V. Future directions
21. Behavior, blood pressure variability and hypertension: a research agenda 312
A.B. Weder and S. Julius Index 333 - 368
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