Comparison of the 10-Minute supine-30-minute tilt test with 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure for the diagnosis of diastolic systemic hypertension

Naschitz, Jochanan E.; Fefer, Fred; Boyer, Svetlana; Mazov, Irena; Sabo, Edmond; Yeshurun, Daniel

doi:10.1016/s0002-9149(99)80102-7

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“…The use of tilt table testing to induce postural changes in BP and HR has been applied not only for evaluating syncope, but also for studying hypertension [15]. Data regarding cardiovascular reactivity in hypertensives are contradictory.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cerebro- and cardiovascular reactivity and neuropsychological performance in hypertensive patients

Kovács

Szekeres²,

Bajkó³

et al. 2010

Journal of the Neurological Sciences

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cerebro- and cardiovascular reactivity and neuropsychological performance in hypertensive patients

Kovács

Szekeres²,

Bajkó³

et al. 2010

Journal of the Neurological Sciences

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“…Indeed the average BP during the headup tilt test closely correlates with average daytime ambulatory BP. 6 Testing during the performance of exercise and under true ambulatory conditions is difficult, 12 but the READ could prove to be a useful surrogate.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The tilt test comprises phases of supine rest and postural challenge. 6 The patient lay supine on the tilt table, secured to the table at chest, hips and knees using adhesive girdles, the cuff of the BP recording device attached to the left arm which was supported at heart level at all times during the study. The BP was measured initially in the supine position for 10 min.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

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Rapid estimation of the accuracy of automatic blood pressure measuring devices (READ)

Gaitini

Löwenstein

et al. 1999

J Hum Hypertens

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We propose a rapid method for the evaluation of automatic blood pressure measurement devices (READ) in response to the claim to simplify the validation of those devices. The READ is based on numerous blood pressure (BP) measurements at rest and during a standardised postural challenge in a small number of subjects who exhibit a wide range of BPs. Automatic (AU) and mercury sphygmomanometric (MS) brachial BP were measured simultaneously in a blinded manner. An average of 30 measurements per patient were done in 10-min while in a supine position, followed by 30 min in head-up tilt and again supine for 10 min. Two Collin-8800 automated oscillometric devices were tested with the aid of the READ in 15 adults. The consistency of the MS standard was demonstrated by duplicate MS

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“…6 The patient lay supine on the tilt table, secured to the table at chest, hips and knees using adhesive girdles, the cuff of the BP recording device attached to the left arm which was supported at heart level at all times during the study. The automatic (AU) and MS were connected to a common, regular-sized brachial cuff, attached to the patient's left arm.…”

Section: The Head-up Tilt Test (Hutt)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Indeed the average BP during the head-up tilt test closely correlates with average daytime ambulatory BP. 16 Testing during the performance of exercise and under true ambulatory conditions is difficult, 17 but the READ could prove to be a useful surrogate.…”

Section: Journal Of Human Hypertensionmentioning

confidence: 99%

In-field validation of automatic blood pressure measuring devices

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The method for rapid evaluation of automatic blood pressure (BP) measurement devices (READ) is based on numerous BP measurements at rest and during a standardised postural challenge in a small number of subjects with a wide range of BPs. The present study proposes additional parameters of the READ for in-field validation of automatic BP measurement devices. BP measurements were done in supine position for 10 min followed by head-up tilt for 30 min and again supine for 10 min. BPs were determined simultaneously by automatic (AU) and mercury sphygmomanometric (MS) measurements on the same arm. The BP differences ⌬BP:AU-MS were calculated. Three units of the Colin BP-8800 and the Datex-Engstrom Cardiocap ™ II were evaluated. Based on ⌬BP(AU-MS), the grade of accuracy, aberration patterns and correlates of accuracy were assessed for each unit. Per unit, an average of 121 measurements were done, every BP category being met in у20 MS measurements. In general, the AU systolic BP

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Comparison of the 10-Minute supine-30-minute tilt test with 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure for the diagnosis of diastolic systemic hypertension

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

Cerebro- and cardiovascular reactivity and neuropsychological performance in hypertensive patients

Cerebro- and cardiovascular reactivity and neuropsychological performance in hypertensive patients

Rapid estimation of the accuracy of automatic blood pressure measuring devices (READ)

In-field validation of automatic blood pressure measuring devices

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