Reliability of automated blood pressure devices used by hypertensive patients
AUTOR(ES)
Wong, William C W
FONTE
The Royal Society of Medicine
RESUMO
Automated blood pressure (BP) devices are used by many hypertensive patients in Hong Kong, with or without medical advice. At two community clinics, we invited hypertensive patients aged between 40 and 70 years who used such a device to fill in a questionnaire and to have four sets of BP measurements, automated and mercury, at two visits. Of 290 hypertensive patients 120 fulfilled the criteria, and 73 of these agreed to participate.
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