Key result
The OMRON-MIT inflationary oscillometric device accurately measured blood pressure in pre-eclampsia, with mean differences from standard of -4±6 mmHg (systolic) and 2±7 mmHg (diastolic).
Why the study?
Does the OMRON-MIT inflationary oscillometric device provide accurate blood pressure measurement compared to trained observers in normotensive pregnant women and those with pre-eclampsia?
Population
Normotensive pregnant women and those diagnosed with pre-eclampsia
Comparison
Blood pressure measurement using the OMRON-MIT… vs Blood pressure measurement by two trained…
Design
Cohort, Observers were blinded
Authors
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May support OMRON-MIT for BP measurement in pre-eclampsia; extends validation data but leaves open larger prospective studies.
Observational
Blinded observers
No
Does the OMRON-MIT inflationary oscillometric device provide accurate blood pressure measurement compared to trained observers in normotensive pregnant women and those with pre-eclampsia?
The OMRON-MIT inflationary oscillometric device provides accurate blood pressure measurements in both normotensive pregnancy and pre-eclampsia, fulfilling BHS and AAMI criteria.
Golara et al. (2002) conducted an observational in Pregnancy and pre-eclampsia. OMRON-MIT inflationary oscillometric device vs. Two trained, blinded observers was evaluated on Proportion of readings within 5, 10 and 15 mmHg (absolute differences) between the automated device and two trained, blinded observers. The OMRON-MIT inflationary oscillometric device accurately measured blood pressure in pre-eclampsia, with mean differences from standard of -4±6 mmHg (systolic) and 2±7 mmHg (diastolic).
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