The main features of randomized clinical trials performed in the field of hypertension treatment are reviewed, based either on the evaluation of clinical events or on the assessment of surrogate outcome measures. The advantages, limitations, and clinical relevance of each approach are highlighted. Copyright © 2005 by Current Science Inc.

Grassi, G. (2005). Intermediate versus hard end points in clinical trials on hypertension. CURRENT HYPERTENSION REPORTS, 7(4), 294-297 [10.1007/s11906-005-0028-x].

Intermediate versus hard end points in clinical trials on hypertension

Grassi, Guido
2005

Abstract

The main features of randomized clinical trials performed in the field of hypertension treatment are reviewed, based either on the evaluation of clinical events or on the assessment of surrogate outcome measures. The advantages, limitations, and clinical relevance of each approach are highlighted. Copyright © 2005 by Current Science Inc.
Articolo in rivista - Review Essay
hypertension; trials
English
2005
7
4
294
297
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Grassi, G. (2005). Intermediate versus hard end points in clinical trials on hypertension. CURRENT HYPERTENSION REPORTS, 7(4), 294-297 [10.1007/s11906-005-0028-x].
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