Low night-time heart rate is longitudinally associated with lower augmentation index and central systolic blood pressure in hypertension

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Paolo Palatini
Francesca Saladini
Lucio Mos
Claudio Fania
Adriano Mazzer
Edoardo Casiglia
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[1] University of Padova,Department of Medicine
[2] Town Hospital,Emergency Area
[3] Town Hospital,Department of Internal Medicine
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European Journal of Applied Physiology | 2018年 / 118卷
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Heart rate; Ambulatory; Aortic pressure; Augmentation index; Arterial stiffness; Hypertension;
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