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Concept, study design, and baseline nighttime blood pressure control status of the WISDOM–Night Study using a wrist-type oscillometric home blood pressure …Kario et al., 2025
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- 10335111942810504560
- Author
- Kario K
- Tomitani N
- Haimoto K
- Narita K
- Komi R
- Koba S
- Shimizu H
- Ohbayashi H
- Fujiwara T
- Kabutoya T
- Kihara H
- Sekizuka H
- Mizuno H
- Abe Y
- Haimoto H
- Harada K
- Hoshide S
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- Publication venue
- Hypertension Research
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There is growing evidence that nocturnal hypertension is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, including heart failure. However, brachial blood pressure (BP) measurements during sleep might themselves disturb sleep quality. We initiated a …
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