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Rodriguez‐Roca et al., 2006 - Google Patents

Cost‐effectiveness of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in the follow‐up of hypertension

Rodriguez‐Roca et al., 2006

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17447556917999218644
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Rodriguez‐Roca G
Alonso‐Moreno F
Garcia‐Jimenez A
Hidalgo‐Vega A
Llisterri‐Caro J
Barrios‐Alonso V
Segura‐Fragoso A
Clemente‐Lirola E
Estepa‐Jorge S
Delgado‐Cejudo Y
Lopez‐Abuin J
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Blood Pressure

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Aims. To study the cost of the follow‐up of hypertension in primary care (PC) using clinical blood pressure (CBP) and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM), and to analyse the cost‐effectiveness (CE) of both methods. Major findings and principal conclusion. Good …
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