Twenty-Four–Hour Central (Aortic) Systolic Blood Pressure: Reference Values and Dipping Patterns in Untreated Individuals
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J. Banegas | Yan Li | C. Vlachopoulos | J. Sharman | J. Blacher | C. McEniery | P. Sfikakis | P. Jankowski | R. Zweiker | A. Paini | A. Protogerou | T. Weber | L. Ware | A. E. Schutte | J. Cruz | A. Vallée | C. Mayer | S. Wassertheurer | D. Terentes-Printzios | B. McDonnell | A. Argyris | A. Maloberti | B. Hametner | E. Rodilla | A. Graciani | J. Nemcsik | M. Agharazii | R. Binder | K. Danninger | Sola Aoun Bahous | Andréa Araujo Brandao | Cristina Giannatasio | Marco Antonio Mota Gomes | Annelise Machado Gomes | Maria Lorenza Muiesan | I. Wilkinson | A. Schutte | C. Giannatasio | Kathrin Danninger
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