Central aortic pressure (CAP) is a potential surrogate of brachial blood pressure in both
clinical practice and routine health screening. It directly reflects the status of the central …

Our purpose is to review noninvasive methods for measuring central arterial pressure.
Indices of central arterial pressure measured from central aortic and peripheral arterial …

Objectives: Aortic (central) blood pressure (BP) differs from brachial BP and may be a
superior predictor of cardiovascular events. However, its measurement is currently restricted …

Central aortic blood pressure (CBP) is increasingly considered a better cardiovascular
prognostic marker than conventional cuff brachial blood pressure. Because CBP cannot be …

The noninvasive assessment of central (aortic or carotid) blood pressure (BP) is a challenge
to the clinical investigation of arterial hypertension. The importance of central BP was …

Background: Central aortic blood pressure (cBP) is often promoted to be a superior predictor
of cardiovascular risk compared to brachial blood pressure, and brachial–central pulse …

Background The prognostic value of central aortic pulse pressure (PP-C) may have been
underestimated due to its measurement inaccuracy. We aimed to investigate the accuracy of …

This review describes the use of central blood pressure (BP) measurements during
ambulatory monitoring, using noninvasive devices. The principles of measuring central BP …

Objective: For ease of measurement, and the utility of ambulatory central aortic blood
pressure measurement, there has been a move toward brachial cuff-based devices for non …

While for years clinicians have used cuff pressure to assess patients' cardiovascular risk,
recent evidences has shown that aortic pressure, or more specifically aortic systolic and …