THE need for a device to make a record of the systolic and diastolic blood pressure in a manner similar to the clinical auscultatory method has been apparent for some time. The method should be ...
GREAT importance is given to indirect auscultatory blood-pressure measurement for its convenience and value both as an indicator of an underlying disorder and as a predictor of future ...
EDN 's recent editorial misses the actual difference between analog and digital blood-pressure devices (see “Digital doesn’t always mean better,” by John Dodge, March 3, 2005). This is quite ...
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