Why the study?
Does continuous binary feedback improve systolic blood pressure control compared to other biofeedback techniques in normotensive subjects?
Population
18 normotensive subjects (3 groups of 6)
Comparison
Biofeedback training using one of three types of… vs Comparison among the three biofeedback techniques
Design
Other
Follow-up
3 training sessions
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for biofeedback protocols; requires validation in hypertensive patients before any clinical consideration.
Does continuous binary feedback improve systolic blood pressure control compared to other biofeedback techniques in normotensive subjects?
Continuous binary feedback appears to be the most effective biofeedback technique for training subjects to control systolic blood pressure.
Shannon et al. (1978) studied this question.
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