Elevated 24-hour mean, nighttime BP, and pulse pressure are linked to higher mortality risk, notably greater in females over 75 due to increased BP.
Do 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure parameters predict mortality risk differently based on age and sex?
24-hour ABPM parameters are strongly associated with mortality risk, particularly in females over 75 years of age, supporting guideline recommendations for ABPM in risk prediction.
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Twenty-four-hour mean, nighttime BP, and PP were closely associated with risk being higher in elderly females than males after 75 years, corresponding to a rise in BP in older females. Guidelines should continue to mandate the evaluation of 24-hour ABPM data for risk prediction.
Böhm et al. (Wed,) reported a other. Elevated 24-hour mean, nighttime BP, and pulse pressure are linked to higher mortality risk, notably greater in females over 75 due to increased BP.