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Accuracy of the BP A100 blood pressure measuring device coupled with a single cuff with standard-size bladder over a wide range of arm circumferences

Accuracy of the BP A100 blood pressure measuring device coupled with a single cuff with standard-size bladder over a wide range of arm circumferences Elisa Bonso, Francesca Dorigatti and Paolo Palatini, 2009 Validation of the Microlife soft M-L Cuff Microlife soft wide-range cuff The objective of this study was to determine the accuracy of the Microlife BP A100 blood pressure measuring device tested according to the requirements of the International Protocol of the European Society of Hypertension. The BP A100 model is designed to provide accurate blood pressure measurements over a wide range

Accuracy of the BP A100 blood pressure measuring device coupled with a single cuff with standard-size bladder over a wide range of arm circumferencesml_admin2024-11-12T17:58:03-06:00

Accuracy of the Microlife large–extra large-sized cuff (32–52 cm) coupled to an automatic oscillometric device

Accuracy of the Microlife large–extra large-sized cuff (32–52 cm) coupled to an automatic oscillometric device Serena Masiero, Francesca Saladini, Elisabetta Benetti and Paolo Palatini, 2011 Validation of the Microlife WatchBP L-XL wide-range Cuff Soft, wide-range upper arm cuff To determine the accuracy of the large–extra large-sized (L–XL) cuff (32–52 cm) coupled to a Microlife WatchBP Office ABI blood pressure measuring device tested according to the requirements of the International Protocol of the European Society of Hypertension. The L–XL cuff tested in this study is designed to provide accurate blood pressure measurements in patients with large

Accuracy of the Microlife large–extra large-sized cuff (32–52 cm) coupled to an automatic oscillometric deviceml_admin2024-11-12T17:58:14-06:00

Accuracy of a single rigid conical cuff with standard-size bladder coupled to an automatic oscillometric device over a wide range of arm circumferences

Accuracy of a single rigid conical cuff with standard-size bladder coupled to an automatic oscillometric device over a wide range of arm circumferences Elisa Bonso, Francesca Saladini, Ada Zanier, Elisabetta Benetti, Francesca Dorigatti and Paolo Palatini, 2010 Validation of the Microlife rigid wide-range cuff M-L Rigid upper arm cuff Although the upper arm has the shape of a truncated cone, cylindrical cuffs and bladders are currently used for blood pressure (BP) measurement. The aims of this study were to describe upper arm characteristics and to test the accuracy of

Accuracy of a single rigid conical cuff with standard-size bladder coupled to an automatic oscillometric device over a wide range of arm circumferencesml_admin2024-11-12T17:58:26-06:00

Validation of the professional device for blood pressure measurement Microlife WatchBP Office in adults and children

Validation of the professional device for blood pressure measurement Microlife WatchBP Office in adults and children Anastasios Kollias, Angeliki Ntineri, Konstantinos G. Kyriakoulis, Emelina Stambolliu, Styliani Lagou, Nadia Boubouchairopoulou and George S. Stergiou, 2017 Validation of the professional device for blood pressure measurement Microlife WatchBP Office in adults and children according to the American National Standards Institute / Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation / International Organization for Standardization standard, Kollias, 2017 Objective To assess the accuracy of the professional oscillometric blood pressure (BP) monitor Microlife WatchBP Office in adults

Validation of the professional device for blood pressure measurement Microlife WatchBP Office in adults and childrenml_admin2024-11-12T17:58:36-06:00

Validation of the Microlife BP A3 PC upper arm blood pressure monitor in patients with diabetes mellitus according to the ANSI/AAMI/ISO 81060-2:2013 protocol, Beime, 2017

Validation of the Microlife BP A3 PC upper arm blood pressure monitor in patients with diabetes mellitus according to the ANSI/AAMI/ISO 81060-2:2013 protocol Beate Beimea, Ralf Krügera, Gertrud Hammelb, Peter Bramlagea and Cornelia Deutscha Objective The aim of the present study was to validate the blood pressure (BP) measurement device, Microlife BP A3 PC, in patients with diabetes mellitus, according to the ANSI/AAMI/ISO 81060-2:2013 protocol. Patients and Methods In 85 individuals aged 56–88 years, with predefined criteria for diabetes mellitus, BP measurements on the upper arm were performed alternately using the Microlife BP

Validation of the Microlife BP A3 PC upper arm blood pressure monitor in patients with diabetes mellitus according to the ANSI/AAMI/ISO 81060-2:2013 protocol, Beime, 2017ml_admin2024-11-12T17:58:44-06:00

Detection of atrial fibrillation using a modified Microlife blood pressure monitor

Detection of atrial fibrillation using a modified Microlife blood pressure monitor 2009, Joseph Wiesel1, Lorenzo Fitzig1, Yehuda Herschman2 and Frank C. Messineo1 Abstract BACKGROUND: Hypertension is a major risk factor for the development of atrial fibrillation (AF) and for stroke due to AF. Asymptomatic AF can result in a stroke, in patients with risk factors, if it is not detected and treated appropriately. This study evaluated the sensitivity and specificity of an automatic oscillometric sphygmomanometer designed to detect AF. Methods The sphygmomanometer incorporates an algorithm for detecting AF while reducing

Detection of atrial fibrillation using a modified Microlife blood pressure monitorml_admin2024-11-12T17:58:53-06:00

Comparison of the Microlife blood pressure monitor with the Omron blood pressure monitor for detecting atrial fibrillation

Comparison of the Microlife blood pressure monitor with the Omron blood pressure monitor for detecting atrial fibrillation Joseph Wiesel, MDa*, Benjamin Arbesfeld, MDb, and David Schechter, MDc, 2014 Abstract Screening for atrial fibrillation (AF) by assessing the pulse is recommended in high-risk patients. Some clinical trials demonstrated that the Microlife blood pressure monitor (BPM) with AF detection is more accurate than pulse palpation. This led to a change in practice guidelines in the United Kingdom where AF screening with the Microlife device is recommended instead of pulse palpation. Many BPMs have irregular heart beat

Comparison of the Microlife blood pressure monitor with the Omron blood pressure monitor for detecting atrial fibrillationml_admin2024-11-12T17:59:04-06:00

Triage tests for identifying atrial fibrillation in primary care: a diagnostic accuracy study comparing single-lead ECG and modified BP monitors

Triage tests for identifying atrial fibrillation in primary care: a diagnostic accuracy study comparing single-lead ECG and modified BP monitors 2014, Karen Kearley, Mary Selwood, Ann Van den Bruel, Matthew Thompson, David Mant, FD Richard Hobbs, David Fitzmaurice, Carl Heneghan Abstract New electronic devices offer an opportunity within routine primary care settings for improving the detection of atrial fibrillation (AF), which is a common cardiac arrhythmia and a modifiable risk factor for stroke. We aimed to assess the performance of a modified blood pressure (BP) monitor and two singlelead ECG devices, as diagnostic triage tests for the detection of

Triage tests for identifying atrial fibrillation in primary care: a diagnostic accuracy study comparing single-lead ECG and modified BP monitorsml_admin2024-11-12T17:59:17-06:00

Screening for atrial fibrillation with automated blood pressure measurement

Screening for atrial fibrillation with automated blood pressure measurement: Research evidence and practice recommendations Willem J. Verberk, Stefano Omboni, Anastasios Kollias, George S. Stergiou, 2016 Abstract Several guidelines recommend opportunistic screening for atrial fibrillation (AF) in subjects aged ≥65 years using pulse palpation during routine blood pressure (BP) measurement. However, this method has limited diagnostic accuracy. A specific algorithm for AF detection during automated BP measurement was developed and implemented in a novel oscillometric device (MicrolifeWatchBP Home-A). In 2013, the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommended this device for AF

Screening for atrial fibrillation with automated blood pressure measurementml_admin2024-11-12T17:59:27-06:00

Validation of an oscillometric home blood pressure monitor in an end-stage renal disease population and the effect of arterial stiffness on its accuracy

Validation of an oscillometric home blood pressure monitor in an end-stage renal disease population and the effect of arterial stiffness on its accuracy Thompson, Aliza M.; Eguchi, Kazuo; Reznik, Michael E.; Shah, Samir S.; Pickering, Thomas G., 2007 Objective Increased arterial stiffness, common in end-stage renal disease patients, has been shown to affect the correspondence between oscillometric and mercury sphygmomanometer blood pressure readings. The purpose of this study was to validate an oscillometric home blood pressure monitor in an end-stage renal disease population and to determine the effect of arterial

Validation of an oscillometric home blood pressure monitor in an end-stage renal disease population and the effect of arterial stiffness on its accuracyml_admin2024-11-12T17:59:37-06:00

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