May 1, 1995AnesthesiologyOpen Access

Separation of the Oscillometric Calibration from the Arterial Tonometer Signal

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JJJan R. de JongAmsterdam UMC Location Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam HRH. H. RosUniversity of Amsterdam JLJaap J. de LangeAmsterdam UMC Location Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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This letter highlights methodological flaws in separating oscillometric calibration errors from arterial tonometer signal errors when evaluating noninvasive blood pressure monitors.

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This letter highlights methodological flaws in separating oscillometric calibration errors from arterial tonometer signal errors when evaluating noninvasive blood pressure monitors.

Separation of the Oscillometric Calibration from the Arterial Tonometer Signal

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