Why the study?
Can noninvasive finger blood pressure monitoring accurately assess short-lasting pressor responses to vasoactive agents in normotensive subjects?
Population
6 normotensive human volunteers
Comparison
Continuous noninvasive finger blood pressure… vs Placebo administration prior to angiotensin I…
Design
Other
Follow-up
2 consecutive days
Authors
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May support noninvasive monitoring of acute pressor responses in research; leaves open validation in clinical populations.
Can noninvasive finger blood pressure monitoring accurately assess short-lasting pressor responses to vasoactive agents in normotensive subjects?
Noninvasive finger blood pressure monitoring is a reliable tool for studying short-lasting blood pressure changes induced by vasoactive agents.
Christen et al. (1990) studied this question.
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