Describes a simple home monitoring apparatus for pregnant hypertensive patients to provide hemodynamic details.
May enable home hemodynamic monitoring in pregnant hypertensives; leaves open validation before clinical adoption.
A simple, convenient to use apparatus suitable for patient self-monitoring is described and illustrated with graphs of mean arterial pressure determinants which provide clinically useful hemodynamic details unobtainable with cuff blood pressure measurements. A bathroom scale and a forearm cuff blood pressure system completes the home monitoring apparatus.
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