Population
11,375 subjects undergoing annual health check-ups in Japan, including a subset of 5,302 subjects without…
Design
Cross-sectional
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baPWV exceeding nomogram predictions may flag excess stiffness in CHD; leaves open whether nomograms refine risk stratification.
A nomogram relating brachial-ankle pulse wave velocity with blood pressure and age can help identify patients whose arterial stiffness exceeds what is expected for their blood pressure, indicating higher atherosclerotic risk.
Yamashina et al. (2003) studied this question.
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