First‐line beta‐blocker vs placebo
First‐line beta‐blocker may leads to lower total stroke compared with placebo (low certainty).
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First‐line beta‐blocker may leads to lower total stroke compared with placebo (low certainty).
First‐line angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor may leads to lower total stroke compared with placebo (low certainty).
First‐line calcium channel blocker may leads to lower total stroke compared with placebo (low certainty).
RAS inhibitors probably leads to higher total stroke compared with thiazides (moderate certainty).
RAS inhibitors may leads to lower total stroke compared with beta‐blockers (low certainty).
RAS inhibitors probably leads to higher total stroke compared with CCBs (moderate certainty).
Beta‐blockers probably leads to higher total stroke compared with calcium‐channel blockers (moderate certainty).
Beta‐blockers probably leads to higher total stroke compared with renin‐angiotensin system inhibitors (moderate certainty).
Beta‐blockers may leads to lower total stroke compared with placebo (low certainty).
Beta‐blockers showed no clear difference in total stroke compared with diuretics (low certainty).
First‐line thiazides showed no clear difference in total stroke Duration: 1 to 5 years compared with first‐line calcium channel blockers (moderate certainty).
First‐line thiazides probably leads to lower total stroke Duration: 2.6 to 5 years compared with first‐line ACE inhibitors (moderate certainty).
First‐line thiazides showed no clear difference in total stroke Duration: 3 to 3.2 years compared with first‐line alpha‐blockers (moderate certainty).
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