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Role of Pulse Pressure Amplification in Arterial Hypertension

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Nurse-recorded auscultatory blood pressure at a single visit predicts target organ changes as well as ambulatory blood pressure

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Central or peripheral systolic or pulse pressure: which best relates to target organs and future mortality?

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High Central Pulse Pressure Is Independently Associated With Adverse Cardiovascular Outcome

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Central But Not Brachial Blood Pressure Predicts Cardiovascular Events in an Unselected Geriatric Population

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