Key result
Doppler ultrasound showed good reproducibility for upper limb total occlusion pressure (CV 5.6%, ICC 0.795), with systolic (R=0.813) and diastolic (R=0.786) blood pressure as strong predictors.
Population
13 male volunteers
Design
Other
Follow-up
3 days
Authors
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DU shows good reproducibility for upper-limb TOP; leaves open routine clinical adoption pending prospective validation.
Observational (n=13)
Effect estimate: ICC 0.795
Doppler ultrasound is a reproducible method for measuring total occlusion pressure in the upper limbs, with systolic and diastolic blood pressure serving as strong predictive variables.
Morais et al. (2016) reported an observational. Doppler ultrasound was evaluated on Reproducibility of Doppler ultrasound for total occlusion pressure measurement (ICC 0.795). Doppler ultrasound showed good reproducibility for upper limb total occlusion pressure (CV 5.6%, ICC 0.795), with systolic (R=0.813) and diastolic (R=0.786) blood pressure as strong predictors.
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