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Abstract
’l:he po!l!llble tole Of ca1clu. in the pathogenesis of
l!!Isentll11 hypertension had zecleved lncxea:lea attention.
SOlie 8’tudle’s had suggested a I,?O,551tlve cot”relation, bfOtween
se-tu. total calcl~lII levell1 and til. helqhtof blQod p:te!l!ll,lr,1!!’
(Keste1oot and Geboers, 1982). However, otlllH reports had
l~l!le~ the opposite possIbility, that an actual deficiency
of calcilJ_, .uy 5QllehoW’ be causal (Hcearro,n, 1982 and VLllar
et ”,1., u~rn .
Bel1zan et al., l19B3b), in a stUdy on JS normotensive
primIgravIdae wit.h notllliJl ’Pregnancy had found th.lt tile
e.llllclulIl-supplelllented 91:01111h,a>d significantly lowe:: dlastol1c
blood pl:es15ure tha:n the control group betveen the twentLeth
ana the twenty fourth weeks of g:estatlon, Kovever. no
d~f ference was ol):!un~:ved at terll”,
Bellzan and Villar, 11980l, had found that no~mal VOmen
”,Lth 10’”’ calc1tJ. 1ntake have ,an lncl:case tn tIle,a’n acte.c:ial
blood pl:eS5Ure tll”t predlSpoll.ell thelll to the developllent of
pl:eqnaney-ll1duce’d hypectenslon (PUn durlnq the 1a:lt ])<11:1: of
qelS1:ilItlon.