Arterial hypertension at the workplace: risk factors and the population value
Артериальная гипертензия на рабочем месте: факторы риска и популяционная значимость
2018-09-15
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The article presents data of domestic and foreign authors on the relationship between occupational factors and arterial hypertension. The role of latent arterial hypertension, its frequency in the population, the lesion of the target organs and the prognosis in comparison with normotensive individuals, arterial hypertension of the "white coat" and stable arterial hypertension have been analyzed. Arterial hypertension in the workplace is a form of latent arterial hypertension. The authors review the influence of harmful production factors (physical, chemical), as well as psychosocial stress on the risk of developing arterial hypertension.The risk of developing hypertension in specified groups of workers has been analyzed separately. The place of production-related diseases in modern occupational pathology in the Russian Federation. A wider implementation of measures aimed at early diagnosis and prevention of arterial hypertension in workers is proposed.
Key Findings
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Hypertension risk is analyzed across specific worker groups, highlighting the occupational-health importance of production-related disease in Russian occupational pathology.
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Masked hypertension is associated with target-organ damage and prognosis differing from normotensive individuals, while white-coat and sustained hypertension represent distinct patterns.
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Occupational factors, including physical, chemical, and psychosocial exposures, are associated with increased risk of arterial hypertension.
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The authors advocate broader workplace measures for early detection and prevention of arterial hypertension among workers.
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Workplace arterial hypertension is characterized as a form of masked (latent) hypertension that may remain undetected during routine clinical measurements.
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arterial hypertension among workers in occupational settings
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the relationship of occupational physical, chemical, and psychosocial factors to hypertension risk, including latent, white-coat, and stable hypertension and associated target-organ damage and prognosis
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2018-09-15
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