Assessment of the white-coat effect.
作者： William Gerin , Gbenga Ogedegbe , Joseph E Schwartz , William F Chaplin , Tanya Goyal
DOI: 10.1097/01.HJH.0000194117.96979.13
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摘要: BackgroundA limitation of blood pressure measurements made in the physician's office is transient elevation seen many patients that does not appear to be linked target organ damage or prognosis. This has been labeled ‘white-coat effect’ (WCE), computed as difference bet
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