Figure 1
From: Abnormalities in ambulatory blood pressure monitoring in hypertensive patients with diabetes
Distribution of 12 600 hypertensive patients with diabetes according to clinic and ambulatory blood pressure (BP). The term ‘white-coat’ refers to isolated clinic hypertension in untreated patients and to office resistant control in treated patients. ‘Concordant lack of control’ should be interpreted as true hypertension in the case of untreated subjects and ‘masked hypertension’ should be interpreted as isolated office control in treated subjects.
