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FROM PERCEPTION TO SYMPTOM, FROM SYMPTOM TO DIAGNOSIS - SOMATOFORM DISORDERS AS A COMMUNICATION PROBLEM BETWEEN PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT
Authors: LANGEWITZ W KISS A SCHACHINGER H
Citation: W. Langewitz et al., FROM PERCEPTION TO SYMPTOM, FROM SYMPTOM TO DIAGNOSIS - SOMATOFORM DISORDERS AS A COMMUNICATION PROBLEM BETWEEN PHYSICIAN AND PATIENT, Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift, 128(7), 1998, pp. 231-244
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF SALT-SENSITIVE NORMOTENSIVE SUBJECTS
Authors: DETER HC BUCHHOLZ K SCHORR U SCHACHINGER H TURAN S SHARMA AM
Citation: Hc. Deter et al., PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF SALT-SENSITIVE NORMOTENSIVE SUBJECTS, Journal of hypertension, 15(8), 1997, pp. 839-844
BLUNTED RENOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO SUBPRESSOR ANGIOTENSIN-II AFTER CHRONIC ACE-INHIBITION IN NORMOTENSIVES AT RISK FOR HYPERTENSION
Authors: SCHACHINGER H MARTINA B DIETERLE T HABERTHUR C HUBER P BOCK A RITZ R GYR K
Citation: H. Schachinger et al., BLUNTED RENOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO SUBPRESSOR ANGIOTENSIN-II AFTER CHRONIC ACE-INHIBITION IN NORMOTENSIVES AT RISK FOR HYPERTENSION, Kidney international, 52(5), 1997, pp. 1423-1423
DISCONTINUATION OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE THERAPY - PREVALENCE OF RELAPSES AND PREDICTORS OF SUCCESSFUL WITHDRAWAL IN A HYPERTENSIVE COMMUNITY
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE ROCKSTROH JK GATZKA CD RUDDEL H SCHACHINGER H
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., DISCONTINUATION OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE THERAPY - PREVALENCE OF RELAPSES AND PREDICTORS OF SUCCESSFUL WITHDRAWAL IN A HYPERTENSIVE COMMUNITY, Cardiology, 88(3), 1997, pp. 277-284
BLUNTED RENOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO ANGIOTENSIN-II AFTER CHRONIC ACE-INHIBITION IN NORMOTENSIVES AT RISK FOR HYPERTENSION
Authors: SCHACHINGER H MARTINA B DIETERLE T HABERTHUR C HUBER P BOCK A RITZ R GYR K
Citation: H. Schachinger et al., BLUNTED RENOVASCULAR RESPONSE TO ANGIOTENSIN-II AFTER CHRONIC ACE-INHIBITION IN NORMOTENSIVES AT RISK FOR HYPERTENSION, Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 7(9), 1996, pp. 1694-1694
ELEVATED BETA-BLOCKER ACTIVITY IN THE EAR LY LUTEAL-PHASE OF HEALTHY WOMEN
Authors: SCHACHINGER H DUREK C KLINKENBERG N RUDDEL H
Citation: H. Schachinger et al., ELEVATED BETA-BLOCKER ACTIVITY IN THE EAR LY LUTEAL-PHASE OF HEALTHY WOMEN, Verhaltenstherapie, 5, 1995, pp. 58-58
INFLUENCE OF MENTAL STRESS ON PERIPHERAL SKIN BLOOD-FLOW AS DETERMINED BY LASER-DOPPLER FLOWMETER
Authors: GOBEL S CURIO I SCHACHINGER H RUDDEL H
Citation: S. Gobel et al., INFLUENCE OF MENTAL STRESS ON PERIPHERAL SKIN BLOOD-FLOW AS DETERMINED BY LASER-DOPPLER FLOWMETER, Verhaltenstherapie, 5, 1995, pp. 66-66
INADEQUATE CONTROL OF ARTERIAL-HYPERTENSI ON ON OBESE PATIENTS - RESULTS OF BLOOD-PRESSURE SCREENING AT WORK-SITE
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE OTTEN H SCHACHINGER H RUDDEL H
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., INADEQUATE CONTROL OF ARTERIAL-HYPERTENSI ON ON OBESE PATIENTS - RESULTS OF BLOOD-PRESSURE SCREENING AT WORK-SITE, Nieren- und Hochdruckkrankheiten, 24(2), 1995, pp. 65-71
BROMOCRIPTINE LOWERS SYMPATHETIC ACTIVITY PERIPHERALLY BUT NOT CENTRALLY DURING BAROREFLEX PERTURBATION
Authors: SCHOBEL HP SCHMIEDER RE HARTMANN S SCHACHINGER H GATZKA CD
Citation: Hp. Schobel et al., BROMOCRIPTINE LOWERS SYMPATHETIC ACTIVITY PERIPHERALLY BUT NOT CENTRALLY DURING BAROREFLEX PERTURBATION, Nieren- und Hochdruckkrankheiten, 24(1), 1995, pp. 23-25
PREDICTORS FOR HYPERTENSIVE NEPHROPATHY - RESULTS OF A 6-YEAR FOLLOW-UP-STUDY IN ESSENTIAL-HYPERTENSION
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE VEELKEN R GATZKA CD RUDDEL H SCHACHINGER H
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., PREDICTORS FOR HYPERTENSIVE NEPHROPATHY - RESULTS OF A 6-YEAR FOLLOW-UP-STUDY IN ESSENTIAL-HYPERTENSION, Journal of hypertension, 13(3), 1995, pp. 357-365
EFFECTS OF BROMOCRIPTINE ON CARDIOVASCULAR REGULATION IN HEALTHY HUMANS
Authors: SCHOBEL HP SCHMIEDER RE HARTMANN S SCHACHINGER H LUFT FC
Citation: Hp. Schobel et al., EFFECTS OF BROMOCRIPTINE ON CARDIOVASCULAR REGULATION IN HEALTHY HUMANS, Hypertension, 25(5), 1995, pp. 1075-1082
RENAL HEMODYNAMIC-RESPONSE TO STRESS IS INFLUENCED BY ACE-INHIBITORS
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE GATZKA C SCHOBEL H SCHACHINGER H WEIHPRECHT H
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., RENAL HEMODYNAMIC-RESPONSE TO STRESS IS INFLUENCED BY ACE-INHIBITORS, Clinical nephrology, 42(6), 1994, pp. 381-388
ACCELERATED DECLINE IN RENAL PERFUSION WITH AGING IN ESSENTIAL-HYPERTENSION
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE SCHACHINGER H MESSERLI FH
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., ACCELERATED DECLINE IN RENAL PERFUSION WITH AGING IN ESSENTIAL-HYPERTENSION, Hypertension, 23(3), 1994, pp. 351-357
REDUCED PARASYMPATHETIC CARDIAC CONTROL IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSIONAT REST AND UNDER MENTAL STRESS
Authors: LANGEWITZ W RUDDEL H SCHACHINGER H
Citation: W. Langewitz et al., REDUCED PARASYMPATHETIC CARDIAC CONTROL IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSIONAT REST AND UNDER MENTAL STRESS, The American heart journal, 127(1), 1994, pp. 122-128
OBESITY AS A DETERMINANT FOR RESPONSE TO ANTIHYPERTENSIVE TREATMENT
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE GATZKA C SCHACHINGER H SCHOBEL H RUDDEL H
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., OBESITY AS A DETERMINANT FOR RESPONSE TO ANTIHYPERTENSIVE TREATMENT, BMJ. British medical journal, 307(6903), 1993, pp. 537-540
RENAL HEMODYNAMICS AND CARDIOVASCULAR REACTIVITY IN THE PREHYPERTENSIVE STAGE
Authors: SCHMEIDER RE RUDDEL H SCHACHINGER H BRUNS J SCHULTE W
Citation: Re. Schmeider et al., RENAL HEMODYNAMICS AND CARDIOVASCULAR REACTIVITY IN THE PREHYPERTENSIVE STAGE, Behavioral medicine, 19(1), 1993, pp. 5-12
OBESE HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS ARE LESS EFFECTIVELY TREATED THAN LEAN HYPERTENSIVES
Authors: SCHMIEDER RE GATZKA C KLINGBEIL A RUDDEL H SCHACHINGER H TENESREINO S
Citation: Re. Schmieder et al., OBESE HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS ARE LESS EFFECTIVELY TREATED THAN LEAN HYPERTENSIVES, Journal of hypertension, 11, 1993, pp. 190000348-190000349
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