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Ambulatory blood pressure is more sensitive than office blood pressure to detect antihypertensive treatment effects in hypertensive patients

R. Vesalainen

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R.K. Vesalainen, J.M. Johansson, I.M. Kantola; Ambulatory blood pressure is more sensitive than office blood pressure to detect antihypertensive treatment

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R.K. Vesalainen, J.M. Johansson, I.M. Kantola; Ambulatory blood pressure is more sensitive than office blood pressure to detect antihypertensive treatment

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R.K. Vesalainen, J.M. Johansson, I.M. Kantola; Ambulatory blood pressure is more sensitive than office blood pressure to detect antihypertensive treatment

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

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