Why the study?
Does high ambulatory pulse pressure or a nondipping circadian blood pressure pattern alter hemostasis or endothelial function in patients with coronary artery disease?
Does high ambulatory pulse pressure or a nondipping circadian blood pressure pattern alter hemostasis or endothelial function in patients with coronary artery disease?
High ambulatory pulse pressure and nondipping circadian blood pressure may increase cardiovascular risk in CAD patients by altering hemostasis and endothelial function.
Does not support practice changes in CAD; hypothesis-generating for ambulatory BP-hemostasis links requiring prospective confirmation.
High ambulatory pulse pressure or nondipping pattern of circadian BP per se are important pathophysiologic factors that may influence cardiovascular risk by altering hemostasis or endothelial function.
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