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Trends in Hypertension Prevalence and Control in the United States Over 25 Years. [PDF]
J Clin Hypertens (Greenwich)Saleh O, Rehan N, Mostafa S, Qayyum R.
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Clinical Accuracy of the G.LAB MD41A0 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor in Pregnancy and Pre-Eclampsia Using the AAMI/ESH/ISO as Reference Standard. [PDF]
Vasc Health Risk ManagZhang Y +6 more
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Validation of the validity of the new wrist-type fully automatic blood pressure monitor: DBP-2242 according to ISO 81060-2:2018+AMD 1:2020. [PDF]
Blood Press MonitJin Y, Bei X, Jin Y.
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Obesity and hypertension in children and adolescents. [PDF]
Clin HypertensJeong SI, Kim SH.
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Coin-Operated Sphygmomanometer
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1981The use of coin-operated computerized sphygmomanometers has become increasingly popular. In 1978, there were 3,000 located in public places, such as shopping malls, department stores, and drug stores(1). Placement of the computers in noisy areas with high pedestrian traffic and the lack of professional counsel for consumers has aroused some concern ...
J B, Flynn, P V, Moore
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Angiology, 2014
We evaluated the potential pathogenic hazard of sphygmomanometer blood pressure cuffs (BPCs) in a hospital setting. Prospectively, the presence of bacterial organisms on 120 BPCs in 14 medical wards and outpatient clinics in a district general hospital in London was assessed.
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We evaluated the potential pathogenic hazard of sphygmomanometer blood pressure cuffs (BPCs) in a hospital setting. Prospectively, the presence of bacterial organisms on 120 BPCs in 14 medical wards and outpatient clinics in a district general hospital in London was assessed.
David, Zargaran +5 more
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Accuracy of prehospital sphygmomanometers
The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1987The first requisite for valid blood pressure determination is a correctly calibrated manometer. A total of 125 aneroid sphygmomanometers in prehospital use were calibrated against a mercury manometer standard. A total of 43 (34.4%) aneroid instruments deviated by more than +/- 4 mm Hg tolerance (average of four readings). A deviation of greater than +/-
J S, Jones, W, Ramsey, T, Hetrick
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Sphygmomanometer Cuff for the Newborn
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1963SUMMARYA ‘Standard’ cuff of cloth and rubber, specified by the British Standards Institution as suitable for use in the newborn, was found to give readings 4–48 mm. Hg higher than those obtained with a specially constructed ‘plastic’ cuff, whose readings had previously been shown to correspond reasonably well with direct measurements.A newer specimen ...
G A, NELIGAN, M C, SMITH
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INACCURACY OF ELECTRONIC SPHYGMOMANOMETERS
Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology and Physiology, 1992SUMMARY1. Eight electronic sphygmomanometers were purchased locally and evaluated for clinical accuracy during blood pressure recording on volunteer patients.2. Direct comparisons of systolic and diastolic pressure were made in seven devices using a Y‐tube connection to a mercury sphygmomanometer, simultaneous measurements being made by a trained ...
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Oscillometric sphygmomanometers
Blood Pressure Monitoring, 2012Blood pressure (BP), a key vital sign, monitors general health. Oscillometric devices are increasingly used for measurement, although their accuracy continues to be critically debated. A functional block diagram is used to review the components that affect accuracy.A block diagram is presented covering the components from cuff to algorithm.
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