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- W2062309991 abstract "During a multicenter study 57 patients with exercise-induced angina were evaluated with serial exercise testing to assess the efficacy of diltiazem, a calcium slow channel blocking agent, compared with a placebo. The study consisted of a 1 week single-blind placebo stabilization period followed by a double-blind triple crossover between diltiazem and placebo. Three dose levels were tested (120, 180 and 240 mg/day) in each patient. For the three time-related variables there was a significant dose-related response, with 240 mg/day being the most effective. The increases, over the washout placebo stabilization values, of the time-related variables for the 240 mg/day week compared with the corresponding placebo week were total duration of exercise 1.87 versus 1.05 minutes (p <0.002), time to onset of angina 1.81 versus 1.17 minutes (p <0.01) and time to appearance of 1 mm S-T segment depression 1.81 versus 1.01 minutes (p <0.002). Analysis of exercise variables indicated a significant reduction in heart rate, diastolic blood pressure, and pressure-rate product at submaximal exercise after administration of diltiazem. Diastolic blood pressure was significantly reduced at maximal exercise. Heart rate and pressure-rate product were unchanged at maximal exercise. Systolic blood pressure was unchanged at rest during submaximal or maximal exercise. Submaximal and maximal exercise S-T depression was not significantly altered by diltiazem. The reduction in pressure-rate product at submaximal exercise was a possible mechanism for the drug's beneficial effect in enhancing the three time-related variables. During a multicenter study 57 patients with exercise-induced angina were evaluated with serial exercise testing to assess the efficacy of diltiazem, a calcium slow channel blocking agent, compared with a placebo. The study consisted of a 1 week single-blind placebo stabilization period followed by a double-blind triple crossover between diltiazem and placebo. Three dose levels were tested (120, 180 and 240 mg/day) in each patient. For the three time-related variables there was a significant dose-related response, with 240 mg/day being the most effective. The increases, over the washout placebo stabilization values, of the time-related variables for the 240 mg/day week compared with the corresponding placebo week were total duration of exercise 1.87 versus 1.05 minutes (p <0.002), time to onset of angina 1.81 versus 1.17 minutes (p <0.01) and time to appearance of 1 mm S-T segment depression 1.81 versus 1.01 minutes (p <0.002). Analysis of exercise variables indicated a significant reduction in heart rate, diastolic blood pressure, and pressure-rate product at submaximal exercise after administration of diltiazem. Diastolic blood pressure was significantly reduced at maximal exercise. Heart rate and pressure-rate product were unchanged at maximal exercise. Systolic blood pressure was unchanged at rest during submaximal or maximal exercise. Submaximal and maximal exercise S-T depression was not significantly altered by diltiazem. The reduction in pressure-rate product at submaximal exercise was a possible mechanism for the drug's beneficial effect in enhancing the three time-related variables." @default.
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