Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is used to confirm whether a child or adolescent with high blood pressure during a clinic measurement “truly has hypertension.” The scientific statement, published May 23 in Hypertension, aims to guide clinicians on when the monitoring is appropriate and how to interpret results.
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