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Association Between White-Coat Effect and Blunted Dipping of Nocturnal Blood Pressure
American Journal of Hypertension, 10/01/09
Bochud M et al. – The white–coat effect is associated with BP nondipping. The similar associations between office–daytime values and daytime–night–time values for both BP and heart rate suggest that the sympathetic nervous system might play a role. These findings also further stress the interest, for clinicians, of assessing the presence of a white–coat effect as a means to further identify patients at increased cardiovascular risk and guide treatment accordingly.
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