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Highlights the increasing clinical interest in ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.
The clinical value of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring 1996 marked the centenary of the invention of the mercury sphygmomanometer by Scipione Rive-Rivocci 1 and a symposium in his honour was held at a recent satellite meeting to the International Society of Hypertension biannual meeting in Glasgow. It is perhaps, therefore, a good time to take stock of the current status of blood pressure measurement, in particular the increasing interest in the value of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.
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