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. 2016 Feb 18;18(9):927–933. doi: 10.1111/jch.12792

Table 4.

Clinical Differences Between Patients With White‐Coat Hypertension and Masked Hypertension at Frist Assessment, Depending on the Stability of the Same Diagnosis or a Switch to a Diagnosis of Sustained Hypertension

Parameter WCH at the First Assessment MH at First Assessment
WCH at Second Assessment (n=114) SH at Second Assessment (n=53) P Value MH at Second Assessment (n=37) SH at Second Assessment (n=26) P Value
Age, y 58.1±14.4 56.9±12.2 .592 47.0±14.2 50.9±10.6 .243
Women, % 59.6 47.2 .131 43.2 38.5 .704
BMI, kg/m2 29.2±5.0 30.7±8.4 .155 27.6±7.4 29.2±7.8 .436
Smokers, % 11.4 9.4 .702 16.2 26.9 .301
Diabetics, % 14.0 18.9 .423 8.1 23.1 .095
Office SBP, mm Hg 150.3±11.0 149.3±11.7 .608 128.6±8.1 131.9±5.6 .080
Office DBP, mm Hg 89.2±8.3 89.0±9.3 .874 80.1±5.3 83.6±4.4 .007
24‐Hour SBP, mm Hg 120.3±6.1 120.0±6.6 .833 133.3±12.0 132.7±7.9 .810
24‐Hour DBP, mm Hg 71.6±5.8 72.9±8.9 .222 81.9±6.1 83.6±7.4 .325

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; MH, masked hypertension; SH, sustained hypertension; SBP, systolic blood pressure; WCH, white‐coat hypertension.