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Oscillometric noninvasive blood pressure simulators require physiological oscillometric envelopes and pulse waveforms to accurately reflect device calibration and performance.
The article explains the characteristics and limitations of oscillometric NIBP simulators, advocating for the use of physiologic oscillometric envelopes and pulse waveforms to avoid misinterpreting device calibration.
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Warrants caution with non-physiologic NIBP simulators in device testing; leaves open standardized physiologic benchmarks for validation research.
Amoore et al. (2006) conducted a review in Blood pressure measurement. Oscillometric noninvasive blood pressure simulators was evaluated. Oscillometric noninvasive blood pressure simulators require physiological oscillometric envelopes and pulse waveforms to accurately reflect device calibration and performance.
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