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Changing from a supine to an orthostatic posture is associated with substantial increments in leg blood pressure (BP) levels, which could ultimately influence the hemodynamic burden imposed on the heart. This study investigated the relationship between brachial and leg BP measurements and the left cardiac chamber's structure and assessed the role of body posture changes in this regard.

Leg Blood Pressure Measured in Orthostatic Posture Is Associated With Left Ventricular Mass in Normotensive Subjects