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Nomenclature for blood pressure ranges between normal and hypertensive levels has historically shifted from transient to borderline hypertension.
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Discusses the historical nomenclature of blood pressure ranges between normal and hypertensive levels, likely in the context of the TROPHY trial.
The common nomenclature used for the blood pressure range between normal and clearly hypertensive levels has shifted from transient hypertension (the 1940s) to borderline hypertension (the 1970s), ...
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Kjeldsen et al. (2006) studied this question. Nomenclature for blood pressure ranges between normal and hypertensive levels has historically shifted from transient to borderline hypertension.
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