Comparative Prognostic Value of Different Ambulatory Blood Pressure Parameters as Predictors of Stroke: The Hygia Project

Diana E. Ayala; Juan J. Crespo; Manuel Domínguez-Sardiña; Ana Moyá; Alfonso Otero; María T. Ríos; M.C. Castiñeira; Sonia M. Gomara; José R. Fernández; Ramon C Hermida

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Comparative Prognostic Value of Different Ambulatory Blood Pressure Parameters as Predictors of Stroke: The Hygia Project

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