Differences Between Groups
Deutsches Ärzteblatt internationalPublished 19 April 2013Open access
Armin Lugeder
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The group of patients with persistent hypertension (‘Hypertension’) showed the worst results, except for hypotensive patients (“Hypotension”), and the conclusion reached by the authors is not supported by their data.
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