L Storstein
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Ostergren J, Storstein L, Karlberg B, Tibblin G
Blood Press
. 1996 Jan;
5(1):41-9.
PMID: 8777472
Unlabelled: An important aspect of antihypertensive drug treatment is quality of life (QL) which should at least not be negatively affected. In this study, the QL during treatment with carvedilol...
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Drottning P, Christensen H, Storstein L
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen
. 1994 Feb;
114(4):450-3.
PMID: 8009483
Potassium channels are ion channels in the cell membrane which are especially important for regulation of the membrane potential and the cell's excitability. Potassium channel openers are drugs that interfere...
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Bjornstad H, Storstein L, Meen H, Hals O
Cardiology
. 1994 Jan;
84(1):51-60.
PMID: 8149389
We have investigated resting electrocardiograms in 1,299 athletic students and 151 sedentary control subjects. ST elevations were more frequent and pronounced in athletes compared to controls, whereas there was no...
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Bjornstad H, Storstein L, Meen H, Hals O
Cardiology
. 1994 Jan;
84(1):42-50.
PMID: 8149388
Aim of the present study was to evaluate 24 h electrocardiographic recording in 30 top athletes, 30 athletic students and 30 sedentary control subjects. Each group consisted of 15 males...
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Bjornstad H, Smith G, Storstein L, Meen H, Hals O
Cardiology
. 1993 Jan;
82(1):66-74.
PMID: 8519012
Thirty top level athletes, 30 athletic students and 30 sedentary controls underwent electrocardiographic and echocardiographic investigation. Resting ECG in athletes showed increased indices of hypertrophy compared to controls. The echocardiographic...
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Bjornstad H, Storstein L, Meen H, Hals O
Cardiology
. 1993 Jan;
82(1):56-65.
PMID: 8519011
We have previously demonstrated increased voltage of septal, right and left ventricular depolarization in 1,299 athletic students compared to 151 sedentary controls. In the present investigation we have studied the...
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Bjornstad H, Storstein L, Dyre Meen H, Hals O
Cardiology
. 1993 Jan;
83(4):268-79.
PMID: 8281544
We have investigated 52 ECG parameters in 1,299 athletes and 151 control subjects. Data on fitness were available in 840 athletes. They were split in three groups according to level...
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Bjornstad H, Storstein L, Dyre Meen H, Hals O
Cardiology
. 1993 Jan;
83(4):258-67.
PMID: 8281543
We have investigated resting electrocardiograms in 1,299 athletic students and 151 sedentary control subjects. Bradycardia was significantly more common in athletes. The athletic group was divided according to a heart...
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Storstein L
Cardiology
. 1993 Jan;
82 Suppl 3:29-33.
PMID: 8106161
The pharmacological profile of carvedilol incorporating beta-adrenoceptor antagonism, weak alpha-blocking activity and slight calcium channel blockade indicates its anti-arrhythmic potential, but there are little data on its efficacy in this...