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Does central office and peripheral 24-h blood pressure measurement improve prediction of cardiovascular mortality compared to office peripheral blood pressure in nondiabetic normotensive or untreated hypertensive Asian individuals?
Does central office and peripheral 24-h blood pressure measurement improve prediction of cardiovascular mortality compared to office peripheral blood pressure in nondiabetic normotensive or untreated hypertensive Asian individuals?
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Both central office and peripheral 24-h blood pressure measurements provide incremental prognostic value for cardiovascular mortality over traditional peripheral office blood pressure.
Schillaci et al. (2011) studied this question.
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