Andrew P. Miller, MD, FACC
@drandymiller.bsky.social
In-the-trenches cardiologist | Product of great mentors - Oparil, Nanda, Iskandrian, Bittner and everyone in this picture | Skeets are my own | #CardioSky | #MedSky
That’s a great question! When operating in near normal arteries, the n will have to be big before complications are visible. Anecdotal changes in BP will be immediately reported without a control arm & ABPM measure. Will science lose to marketing? Did we learn from Rheos & Simplicity?
November 26, 2024 at 12:06 AM
That’s a great question! When operating in near normal arteries, the n will have to be big before complications are visible. Anecdotal changes in BP will be immediately reported without a control arm & ABPM measure. Will science lose to marketing? Did we learn from Rheos & Simplicity?