Twenty-four-hour blood pressure management in India: A position statement by Indian College of cardiology

Jayagopal, PB; Srinivas, B.C.; Raghu, T.R.; Nn, Khanna; Srinivas, K.H.; Manchanda, Smita; Guha, Shantanu; Ray, Saumitra; Thomas, Joy; Srivastava, Sameer; Roy, Dibyendu; Shetty, Sadanand; Sathyamoorthy, I; Ravindranath, Khandenahally Shankarappa; Navasundi, Girish B; Mantri, R.R.; Jain, Peeyush; Khan, Amal Kumar

doi:10.4103/jicc.jicc_18_20

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“…Developing such concise guidelines on HBPM is important since the available hypertension guideline usually contains wide topics related to hypertension practice, reducing the focus on HBPM alone. Recently there has been consensus recommendations on the appropriate use of ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) and HBPM in diagnosis and management of HTN by an expert group 36 . India might also consider establishing a separate subsection of guidelines on HBPM.…”

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