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• W2100419893 abstract "Although indapamide has been used for many years as a first-line treatment of hypertension, it is only recently that some of its activities on the changes of the cardiovascular system, brought on by age and high blood pressure, have been studied. Indapamide appears to reduce blood pressure by a combined diuretic and direct vascular activity reducing vascular reactivity and total peripheral resistance. In addition, it has discrete effects on a number of interrelated systems that may protect the cardiovascular system. Indapamide reduces intracellular calcium levels, maintains magnesium ions, but reduces phosphate ions that may be involved in arterial rigidity. Circulating catecholamines remain unchanged but there is a reduction in normetanephrine, suggesting a reduction in sympathetic tone. It stimulates prostacyclin synthesis, increases levels of circulating prostacyclin, reduces platelet aggregation and stimulates the vasodilation elicited by endothelium-derived relaxing factor in the presence of bradykinin. In addition, it inhibits the formation of the vasoconstrictor prostanoid, thromboxane A2. The free radical scavenging activity of indapamide could also protect the vascular smooth muscle from the reperfusion injury of cerebral and myocardial ischemia. Indapamide induces a reduction in cerebral ischemia after carotid ligation. Unlike some other antihypertensives, it does not upset the high-density/low-density lipoprotein-cholesterol balance, reducing the possible risk of atherosclerosis. Moreover, the combination of binding to elastin and reduction in uptake of calcium and phosphate into the smooth muscle could be a mechanism for reducing arterial rigidity seen in the elderly and hypertensive patient. In hypertensive patients, these properties induce an improvement in arterial compliance, and in the long term a reduction in left ventricular hypertrophy. These pharmacologic and clinical results, together with a good antihypertensive efficacy and acceptability, suggest that indapamide may be a preferential agent in the long-term cardiovascular protection of the hypertensive patient." @default.
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• W2100419893 title "Cardiovascular Protective Properties of Indapamide" @default.
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