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Does the modified oscillometric method (UT9201) provide similar continuous finger blood pressure measurements compared to the volume-clamp method (Finapres) in healthy volunteers during hand postural changes?
Does the modified oscillometric method (UT9201) provide similar continuous finger blood pressure measurements compared to the volume-clamp method (Finapres) in healthy volunteers during hand postural changes?
The modified oscillometric method (UT9201) tracks continuous finger blood pressure responses to postural changes similarly to the established volume-clamp method (Finapres).
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Supports similar continuous finger BP tracking by modified oscillometry; leaves open validation in patients before clinical consideration.
Raamat et al. (2006) studied this question.
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