Zhao, Qiao, Cai, Harshfield, Sun, Brown, Hao, Ji, & Markus (2026). Blood pressure variability and cardiovascular events in high-risk individuals: individual patient data analysis of SPRINT and ACCORD trials.. European heart journal.
Zhao, Qiao, Cai, Harshfield, Sun, Brown, et al. Blood pressure variability and cardiovascular events in high-risk individuals: individual patient data analysis of SPRINT and ACCORD trials.. European heart journal. 2026; PMID: 42129520
Zhao, Qiao, Cai, et al. Blood pressure variability and cardiovascular events in high-risk individuals: individual patient data analysis of SPRINT and ACCORD trials.[J]. European heart journal. 2026.
@article{zhao2026,
author = {Zhao and Qiao and Cai and Harshfield and Sun and Brown and Hao and Ji and Markus},
title = {Blood pressure variability and cardiovascular events in high-risk individuals: individual patient data analysis of SPRINT and ACCORD trials.},
journal = {European heart journal},
year = {2026},
note = {PMID: 42129520},
}
TY - JOUR AU - Zhao AU - Qiao AU - Cai AU - Harshfield AU - Sun AU - Brown AU - Hao AU - Ji AU - Markus TI - Blood pressure variability and cardiovascular events in high-risk individuals: individual patient data analysis of SPRINT and ACCORD trials. T2 - European heart journal PY - 2026 AN - PMID:42129520 ER -
Blood pressure variability (BPV) is associated with cardiovascular risk and has been shown to confer prognostic information independent of mean blood pressure (BP). However, the consistency of its incremental predictive value across different clinical settings and populations warrants further investigation. A patient-level pooled analysis of two large randomized trials (SPRINT and ACCORD) was conducted to clarify the association between BPV and major cardiovascular events (MCEs).