The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment

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Main Author: António Pedro Machado
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2018-04-01
Series:Revista Portuguesa de Cardiologia (English Edition)
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2174204918301004
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The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
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title The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
title_short The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
title_full The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
title_fullStr The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
title_full_unstemmed The time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
title_sort time has come to change ambulatory blood pressure monitoring from 24-hour to 48-hour for the diagnosis of hypertension and cardiovascular risk assessment
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