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Out-of-clinic blood pressure measurements, such as 24-hour ambulatory and home monitoring, are superior to clinic measurements for predicting future cardiovascular mortality and morbidity.
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Clinical science indicates that out-of-clinic blood pressure measurements, such as 24-hour ambulatory and home monitoring, are superior to clinic measurements for predicting cardiovascular outcomes.
Lawrence R. Krakoff (2008) conducted an editorial in Hypertension. Out-of-clinic blood pressure measurement (24-hour ambulatory and home monitoring) vs. Clinic blood pressure measurement was evaluated on Cardiovascular mortality and morbidity. Out-of-clinic blood pressure measurements, such as 24-hour ambulatory and home monitoring, are superior to clinic measurements for predicting future cardiovascular mortality and morbidity.
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