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Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and progression in patients with IgA nephropathy Botond Csiky, Tibor Kova´cs, La´szlo´ Wa´gner, Tibor Vass and Judit Nagy Nephrological Centre and Second Department of Medicine, University Medical School of Pe´cs and Fresenius Dialysis Centre Pe´cs, Hungary
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