Why the study?
Is asleep blood pressure derived from 48-h ABPM a more significant prognostic marker for cardiovascular events compared to office or awake blood pressure?
Is asleep blood pressure derived from 48-h ABPM a more significant prognostic marker for cardiovascular events compared to office or awake blood pressure?
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This editorial highlights evidence that asleep systolic blood pressure is a superior prognostic marker for cardiovascular events compared to office blood pressure, suggesting it as a potential target for antihypertensive therapy.
Bruno et al. (2018) studied this question.
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