Validade de um monitor digital de pulso para mensuração de pressão arterial em comparação com um esfigmomanômetro de mercúrio
Arquivos Brasileiros de CardiologiaPublished 1 March 2010Open access
Ana Menezes, Samuel Carvalho Dumith, Ricardo B. Noal, Ana Paula Nunes, Fernanda I. Mendonça, Cora L. Araújo
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The digital device showed a high level of agreement with the mercury manometer when measuring systolic blood pressure, and the use of correction equations may be an alternative for studies using this wrist digital monitor in adolescent patients.
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The digital device showed a high level of agreement with the mercury manometer when measuring systolic blood pressure. The level of agreement was lower for diastolic blood pressure. The use of correction equations may be an alternative for studies using this wrist digital monitor in adolescent patients.
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