AI Article Synopsis
- Traditional hypertension diagnosis and treatment relied on blood pressure readings taken in a doctor's office.
- New clinical evidence shows that out-of-office blood pressure measurements are better predictors of future cardiovascular events.
- As a result, there's a growing emphasis on incorporating out-of-office measurements for more accurate hypertension management.
Article Abstract
For a long time, diagnosis and treatment of hypertension were conducted based on the blood pressure measured in the office. However, recent clinical evidence clearly indicated the blood pressure measured out-of-office predict future development of cardiovascular events compared with BP measured in the office.
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