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. 2017 Dec 28;17:442. doi: 10.1186/s12884-017-1605-0

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Fig. 4 — Time to the first raised blood pressure. a Time to first raised blood pressure excluding the first home reading taken in any monitoring session and using thresholds for hypertension of 140/90mmHg for home and clinic. n=152*, 50 (33%) had a raised clinic BP reading, 43 (28%) has a raised home BP reading. b Sensitivity analysis 1: Time to first raised blood pressure including the first home reading taken in any monitoring session and using thresholds for hypertension of 140/90mmHg for home and clinic. n=151, 49 (32%) has a raised clinic BP reading, 69 (46%) has a raised home BP reading. c Sensitivity analysis 2: Time to first raised blood pressure excluding the first reading taken in any monitoring session and using thresholds for hypertension of 135/85mmHg for home and 140/90mmHg for clinic. n=152*, 50 (33%) has a raised clinic BP reading, 69 (45%) had a raised home BP reading