The variation between angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (A. C. E. Inhibitors)‎ and angiotensin II receptors antagonists (A.II R. A.)‎, in C. O. P. Ds. and hypertensive patients

Abstract EN

This study reflects that both A.C.E.

inhibitors and A.IIR.A.

had been reduced the hypertension in a total 281 patients, that A.C.E.

inhibitors had significant results 175(62.27%), more than A.IIR.A.

106(27.72%) in treatment of hypertension in those C.O.P.D.

patients with ages ranged between (40-70) years old.

Also, we found that there was some degree of serum lipids reduction in those patients which were treated by either A.C.E.

inhibitors 22(8.185%), or by A.IIR.A.24(8.540%), with no significant different results in this reduction of serum lipids in both A.C.E.

inhibitors and A.IIR.A..