Traffic Accidents and Health of the Driver

Saei, Azam; Rahmani, Ali Reza; Ebadi, Abbas; Mahmoudi, Hosein; Nir, Masoud Sirati; Khankeh, Hamid Reza

doi:10.5812/traumamon.12963

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“…Besides decreasing productivity and economic loss, hypertension is also a major cause of traffic accidents (Arakawa 2018). One study shows that hypertension is the most common chronic pathology found in traffic offenders (Saei et al 2018). Another study reported that hypertension is highly prevalent among bus drivers, a group responsible for the safety of many others on the road (Sadri 2015).…”

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Development and Evaluation of a Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring System

Arakawa¹,

Sakakibara²,

Kondo³

2020

Handbook of Biochips

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repetitive cuff inflation and deflation. Cuffless blood pressure measuring systems have been developed which help to solve these problems, and in this paper, two of these systems and their effectiveness and practicality are introduced. Steeringtype blood pressure monitoring systems and infrared blood pressure monitoring systems and their measurement principles are described, and their performance evaluation is also explained. The primary disadvantage of steering-type blood pressure monitoring systems is found to be accuracy; infrared blood pressure monitoring systems currently suffer from some time lag in reporting of results.

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