The relationship between systolic and diastolic pressures: a possible link between risk-related clinical measures and arterial properties.

Hypertens Res

InterCure Ltd., The Geophysical Institute Building, 6 Haba'al Shem-Tov Street, Northern Industrial Area, Lod 71289, Israel.

Published: July 2010


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