Why the study?
Are ambulatory blood pressure monitoring recorders and standard stethoscope/mercury column as accurate as direct intra-arterial blood pressure measurement in patients at rest and during exercise?
Are ambulatory blood pressure monitoring recorders and standard stethoscope/mercury column as accurate as direct intra-arterial blood pressure measurement in patients at rest and during exercise?
Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is accurate at rest, and metrics like blood pressure load and area under the curve are recommended for assessing hypertension-related target-organ disease.
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May support ambulatory BP monitoring at rest; leaves open accuracy during exercise and outcome prediction.
William B. White (1992) studied this question.
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