Methods Recommendations on the use of ambulatory measurement have tended to be
ambivalent, although firmer proposals are now being made. 10 11 Such ambivalence has …

BACKGROUND Blood pressure (BP) is usually measured by conventional
sphygmomanometry. Although apparently simple, this procedure is fraught with many …

Background—The goal of the present study was to assess the effect of antihypertensive
therapy on clinic (CBP) and ambulatory (ABP) blood pressures, on ECG voltages, and on …

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) has been increasingly used in hemodialysis
(HD) practice and research; however, no study has evaluated the reproducibility of ABPM in …

Background Blood pressure (BP) measurements obtained in the clinic have long served as
the basis for determining risk of hypertensive vascular disease, yet many patients with high …

This prospective population study investigated in a random sample of 692 subjects (age 20–
83 years) how changing environmental exposure to cadmium influenced blood pressure …

White coat hypertension has been defined as the persistent elevation of blood pressure at
the clinic or office only. It usually implies that daily ambulatory blood pressure is normal. The …

Exercise systolic blood pressure (BP) appears to be a better predictor of cardiac mortality
than casual office BP. We tested whether this could be explained by exercise systolic BP …

Objectives To compare the results of the pharmacokinetic‐pharmacodynamic analyses of 24‐
hour ambulatory blood pressure measurements and manual blood pressure data in patients …

Ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) monitoring and self-measurement of blood pressure (BP)
are more reproducible than clinic BP measurement, minimize the white coat effect, and can …