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Bohlke M et al. - This study was designed to assess the predictors of a higher blood pressure (BP) in a clinical setting in a prospective cohort of normotensive children recruited in an outpatient pediatric clinical setting in Southern Brazil. The finding suggests that the tendency to higher white-coat effect is determined, at least to some extent, in intrauterine life.

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