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White coat hypertension: improving the patient–health care practitioner relationship
Briana Cobos, Kelly Haskard-Zolnierek, Krista Howard Department of Psychology, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, USA Abstract: White coat hypertension is characterized by the variability of a patient's blood pressure measurements between the ...
Cobos B, Haskard-Zolnierek K, Howard K
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White Coat Hypertension in Pregnancy: The Challenge of Combining Inconsistent Data. [PDF]
Roberts JM, Countouris M.
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Effects of White-coat Hypertension on Heart Rate Recovery and Blood Pressure Response during Exercise Test [PDF]
Objectives White-coat hypertension is defined as high blood pressure (BP) on clinical assessment but normal BP elsewhere or on ambulatory measurement. Autonomic dysfunction may be one of the mechanisms causing white-coat hypertension.
Sol Jin, Jung Ho Heo, Bong Jun Kim
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White-Coat Hypertension: A True Cardiovascular Risk?: Commentary on "The impact of white-coat hypertension on cardiac mechanics". [PDF]
Mani A.
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Background: According to some guidelines, white-coat hypertension (WCH) carries little or no increase of cardiovascular risk in the absence of organ damage (OD), but no data are available on this issue.
G. Mancia +5 more
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Background: There is no accepted definition or standardized monitoring for white coat hypertension in pregnancy. This Delphi procedure aimed to reach consensus on out-of-office blood pressure (BP) monitoring, and white coat hypertension diagnostic ...
Sonia Johnson +7 more
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White-coat hypertension/effect is associated with higher arterial stiffness and stroke events
Objectives: The risk profile of white-coat hypertension/effect (WCH/E) remains unclear. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between WCH/E, markers of cardiovascular risk and cerebrovascular events.
A. Saunders +8 more
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Background: The white coat effect is observed in many patients with hypertension, but its mechanism is still unclear and anxiety is often thought to be a key point.
Dengyue Xu +6 more
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How common is isolated nocturnal hypertension? [PDF]
The growing use of methods to measure blood pressure (BP) under everyday life conditions in ‘out-of-office’ settings, through either 24-h ambulatory BP monitoring (ABPM) or home BP monitoring (HBPM), for defining BP status has led to identification of ...
Cottone, Santina, Mulè, Giuseppe
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White coat effect in patients with hypertension
The article is devoted to various aspects of white coat effect (WCE) in patients with hypertension (HTN). WCE is due to the patient’s anxious response to office blood pressure (BP) measurement and is characterized by a BP increase.
G. F. Andreeva +3 more
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