Why the study?
Does teletransmitted home blood pressure monitoring effectively diagnose white coat hypertension in pregnant women with recently discovered hypertension?
Does teletransmitted home blood pressure monitoring effectively diagnose white coat hypertension in pregnant women with recently discovered hypertension?
Teletransmitted home blood pressure monitoring is feasible and identifies a high prevalence of benign white coat hypertension in pregnant women, though teletransmission is necessary for safety alerts.
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Teletransmitted home BP monitoring may identify most office hypertension in pregnancy as WCH; leaves open effects on outcomes and need for trials before practice change.
Denolle et al. (2008) studied this question.
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