Centrally Observed home telemetric Monitoring of blood pressure to Manage Intensive Treatment (COMMIT) Study: Maximum SBP AND variability on home versus ambulatory monitoring

Adam Webb, P M Rothwell(University of Oxford), L Tarrassenko, Nicola Lovett(Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust), Matthew Wilson(University of Sheffield), L Li, F C Cuthbertson(University of Oxford)
International Journal of Stroke
January 1, 2015
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