… in a silent revolution of blood pressure monitoring in clinical and home … blood pressure
measurement and monitoring of blood pressure in the intensive care unit, measurements of blood …

… Blood pressure is one of the most commonly measured clinical parameters and blood pressure
… However, interpretation of the physiological meaning of blood pressure in an individual …

… -derived blood pressure measurements … blood pressure measurements and consequential
treatment errors. In the recent years, technologies for continuous non-invasive blood pressure …

… attributable to raised blood pressure in 2000, and the burden avoidable by distributional
shifts of blood pressure. The key initial steps were to define the blood pressure variable, choose …

… blood pressures at the lower end of the normal range. As nephron numbers fall below the
median, blood pressure … nephron number distribution, blood pressures are greatly eleн vated. …

… The impact of high-normal blood pressure-systolic blood pressure of 130 to 139 mm Hg and
diastolic blood pressure of 85 to 89 mm Hg—on the development of hypertension and target …

… for the indirect measurement of blood pressure. Routine, careful adherence to this … blood
pressure: health care workers, researchers, and people who measure their own blood pressure. …

… blood pressure monitoring have shown that blood pressure is … blood pressure control are
explored, including possible mechanisms by which androgens may increase blood pressure…

… We measured clinic blood pressure as well as home (morning and evening … blood
pressure—ie, blood pressures largely devoid of a white-coat effect. Based on clinic blood pressure …

… It is known from various studies that rising blood pressure is associated with increased … is
increased pulse pressure due to decreased diastolic and increased systolic blood pressure. All …