This review discusses methods, problems, and future research directions for ambulatory blood pressure recording in hypertension.
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Highlights challenges in ambulatory BP monitoring; leaves open need for standardized protocols and prospective validation.
Methods for recording and analyzing ambulatory blood pressure are reviewed. Some of the problems with these techniques are discussed. Some recommendations are made for ways in which future research may may contribute to the use of ambulatory recording for clinical and epidemiological research.
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