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Figure 1. From: Effect of intensive versus standard clinic-based hypertension management on ambulatory blood pressure – results from the SPRINT ambulatory blood pressure study.

SPRINT indicates Systolic Blood Pressure Intervention Trial; ABPM, Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.

Paul Drawz, et al. Hypertension. ;69(1):42-50.

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Figure 2. From: Effect of intensive versus standard clinic-based hypertension management on ambulatory blood pressure – results from the SPRINT ambulatory blood pressure study.

Nighttime readings defined as being between 1:00 am and 6:00 am. Delta SBP denotes the mean difference in systolic blood pressure between the standard-treatment group and the intensive-treatment group. CKD indicates chronic kidney disease; SBP, systolic blood pressure.

Paul Drawz, et al. Hypertension. ;69(1):42-50.

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Figure 3. From: Effect of intensive versus standard clinic-based hypertension management on ambulatory blood pressure – results from the SPRINT ambulatory blood pressure study.

Daytime readings defined as being between 9:00 am and 9:00 pm. Single dash lines represent mean difference in BP and dash-dot lines denote limits of agreement (±1.96 × SD of difference). Solid lines denote estimated regression fit based on local polynomial regression with 95% point-wise confidence intervals (shaded areas). SBP indicates systolic blood pressure.

Paul Drawz, et al. Hypertension. ;69(1):42-50.

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