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Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring correlates better with hypertension-induced organ damage than office measurements, though limitations remain before it can fully replace clinic blood pressure.
Despite widespread clinical use and guideline recommendations, there are still pending questions and limitations regarding prognostic values before ambulatory blood pressure monitoring can fully replace office blood pressure for hypertension diagnosis.
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Supports selective ambulatory BP use in hypertension evaluation; leaves open routine replacement of office measurements.
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Redón et al. (2014) conducted a review in Hypertension. Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring vs. Clinic Blood Pressure was evaluated. Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring correlates better with hypertension-induced organ damage than office measurements, though limitations remain before it can fully replace clinic blood pressure.
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