1999American Journal of HypertensionOpen access

Reproducibility of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in arterial hypertension

Laura Ribera

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L. Ribera, J. Sobrino, M. Pladevall, A. Felip, J. Soler, J. Modol, J. Plana, L. Comes, M.J. Adrian, A. Coca; A006: Reproducibility of ambulatory blood pres

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L. Ribera, J. Sobrino, M. Pladevall, A. Felip, J. Soler, J. Modol, J. Plana, L. Comes, M.J. Adrian, A. Coca; A006: Reproducibility of ambulatory blood pres

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L. Ribera, J. Sobrino, M. Pladevall, A. Felip, J. Soler, J. Modol, J. Plana, L. Comes, M.J. Adrian, A. Coca; A006: Reproducibility of ambulatory blood pres

Key concepts: Medicine, Reproducibility, Ambulatory blood pressure, Blood pressure, Ambulatory, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Mathematics

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