Systolic vs Diastolic Blood Pressure Control in the Hypertensive Patients of the PAMELA Population

Abstract

In the PAMELA population, SBP control by treatment was much less frequent than DBP control by treatment. This was the case not only for office BP values but also for home and 24-hour BP values, demonstrating that inadequate SBP control is not limited to artificial BP-measuring methods but occurs in daily life.