Compared with brachial blood pressure (BP), central systolic BP (SBP) can provide a better
indication of the hemodynamic strain inflicted on target organs, but it is unclear whether this …

This paper reviews current 24 h ambulatory noninvasive technologies for pulse wave
analysis (PWA) providing central arterial pressure, pulse wave velocity, and augmentation …

Central (aortic) systolic blood pressure (cSBP) is the pressure seen by the heart, the brain,
and the kidneys. If properly measured, cSBP is closer associated with hypertension …

Objective: Although brachial cuff SBP is universally used to guide hypertension
management, it can differ significantly from intraarterial SBP. We examine the potential …

Objectives: Central aortic BP may predict cardiovascular outcomes better than upper arm
brachial BP. In recent years, technology has enabled central BP estimation by recording a …

Hypertension is one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide, increasing the likelihood
of developing heart, renal, brain, and other illnesses. Reliable blood pressure measurement …

Introduction Brachial cuff‐based methods are increasingly used to estimate aortic systolic
blood pressure (aoSBP). However, there are several unresolved issues. Aims to determine …

Aortic pressure can be estimated using one-dimensional arterial flow simulations. This study
demonstrates that two peripheral pressure measurements can be used to acquire the central …

Background: Non-invasive estimation of central blood pressure (BP) may have better
prognostic value than brachial BP. The accuracy of central BP is limited in certain …

Background Patients in haemodynamic shock are in need for an intensive care treatment.
Invasive haemodynamic monitoring is state of the art for these patients. However, evolved …