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J Dent Med-tums 1993, 6(1): 47-52 |
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Jamali F, Ghanbari P. High blood pressure and maxillofacial surgeries. J Dent Med-tums 1993; 6 (1) :47-52
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE AR-SA This article is aimed to evaluate blood pressure changes in 100 patients (Normotensive and hypertensive) of dental clinics. Blood pressure changes were recorded in particular stages: before surgery, 2 minutes after receiving local anesthesia, during surgery and 15 minutes post surgery. Results were analyzed via student paired T test to identify if there were any significant difference between two groups of normotensive and hypertensive and this was dangerous or significant enough to prohibit patients from receiving dental treatments.
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