Cost-Effectiveness of Ambulatory Blood Pressure: A Reanalysis
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Summary
Calculated savings for use of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring can take place when annual treatment costs are as little as $300, and should be considered for the management of recently detected hypertension, especially when the risk of future cardiovascular is disease is low.
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- 2006-01-01
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Humanities, Art, Philosophy
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