Key result
Cuff-less blood pressure technologies undergo evaluation for clinical validity to replace traditional cuff-based methods.
A review discussing the evolution and readiness of cuff-less blood pressure measurement technologies.
Clinicians should continue using cuff-based BP methods; leaves open the clinical validity of cuff-less alternatives.
The first non-invasive measurements of arterial blood pressure (BP) became possible in the middle of the nineteenth century when Vierodt had the idea to quantify arterial BP by measuring the pressu...
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Burnier et al. (2021) studied this question. Cuff-less blood pressure measurement technologies are being evaluated to determine their readiness and clinical validity as a replacement for traditional cuff-based methods.
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