Why the study?
Does ambulatory blood pressure monitoring provide better assessment of cardiovascular risk and hypertension phenotypes compared to traditional office-based measurement?
Does ambulatory blood pressure monitoring provide better assessment of cardiovascular risk and hypertension phenotypes compared to traditional office-based measurement?
Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is highlighted as a superior tool for predicting cardiovascular risk and diagnosing specific hypertension phenotypes compared to traditional office measurements.
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May refine hypertension risk stratification beyond office readings; leaves open prospective outcome trials before routine adoption.
Randy Wexler (2010) studied this question.
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