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JNC 7 2003 ESH 2003 Chep 2004 HSSH 2005: Home BP Monitoring
JNC 7 2003 ESH 2003 Chep 2004 HSSH 2005: Home BP Monitoring
JNC 7 2003 ESH 2003 Chep 2004 HSSH 2005: Home BP Monitoring
GUIDELINES
JSH 2004 BHS 2004
2. Prognosis (Ohasama, Pamela, Sheaf, Didima) 3. Long-term follow-up 4. Improvement of patients compliance 5. Improvement of hypertension control
1. Oscillometric arm measuring devices. 2. Independently validated using established protocols. 3. Correct cuffs for individual arms. 4. Storage, transmission or printing capacity.
Diagnosis - Treatment Initiation n Duplicate morning (6-9 am) and evening (6-9 pm) measurements for 7 working days. n Exclude 1st day measurements. n Minimum of 12 readings in 7 days. n Average blood pressure taken as reference. Treatment Phase n As in diagnostic phase (trough measurements). Long-Term Observation n 1 week SBPM every 3 months (discard 1st day).
Validation of the Microlife WatchBP Home device for self-home BP measurement according to the International Protocol
Stergiou G, Giovas P, Gkinos C, Patouras J. Hypertension Center, 3rd University Department of Medicine Sotiria Hospital, Athens, Greece
Design
1. Dual-function (USUAL / DIAG). 2. Embedded ESH home BP monitoring schedule. 3. Memory - PC link capacity.
Design
USB
Stergiou, George
Unique Solution
Pilot Study
Tuesday 17 Oct. 2006 Abstract 10573 Blood Pressure Monitoring (in press)
Pilot Study
doctor initiates Watch BP concept by Watch BP Pro measurement in his office Watch BP Pro supplies the office readings next to the home readings obtained by Watch BP Home can do simultaneous left right arm measurements to find out which arm shows higher readings can transfer data to Watch BP.net software via bluetooth 3 modes: 1st visit mode, further visit mode and also an auscultation mode LCD backlight Fully automatic measurement procedure Oscillometric method equipped with S, M and L cuffs (2 each) last reading memory, only