Key result
Surrogate-based continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement techniques offer potential alternatives to intermittent cuff-based methods, but widespread clinical adoption is currently limited by technical challenges and lack of standardized regulatory frameworks.
Why the study?
Continuous cuffless arterial blood pressure measurements remain an unmet clinical need, as current noninvasive technologies have noticeable limitations, cause arterial occlusion, and lack widespread clinical use.
Design
Expert workshop summary and review
Authors
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Warrants caution against routine clinical use; leaves open the need for standardized validation and regulatory frameworks.
This workshop summary outlines the clinical needs, technical actuality, and recommended research directions for surrogate-based continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement technologies.
Pielmuş et al. (2021) conducted a review in Blood pressure monitoring. Surrogate-based continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement was evaluated. Surrogate-based continuous noninvasive blood pressure measurement techniques offer potential alternatives to intermittent cuff-based methods, but widespread clinical adoption is currently limited by technical challenges and lack of standardized regulatory frameworks.
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