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Does the chronological distribution of readings during ambulatory blood-pressure monitoring affect the nighttime average and magnitude of blood-pressure dipping in midlife adults?
Does the chronological distribution of readings during ambulatory blood-pressure monitoring affect the nighttime average and magnitude of blood-pressure dipping in midlife adults?
In midlife adults, the timing of blood pressure measurements during the night significantly affects the calculated systolic nighttime blood pressure and dipping percentage.
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Timing of nighttime BP sampling may alter systolic values and dipping% in midlife adults; leaves open standardized nocturnal protocols before clinical adoption.
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Brito et al. (2023) studied this question.
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