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Manisty CH et al. – Carotid systolic blood pressure is lower in people randomized to amlodipine–based compared with atenolol–based treatment despite there being no significant difference in brachial blood pressure. This difference is attributable to a lesser magnitude of wave reflection in patients randomized to the amlodipine–based regimen.

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