A BLOOD PRESSURE RECORDER

A semi-automatic blood pressure recorder.

IN the recent past a number of blood pressure recorders for clinical use, and especially during anaesthesia, have been described (Molyneux and Pask, 1953; Simpson, 1956). It seemed, however, that these recorders had several disadvantages and that there was a place for an instrument that was cheap, simple and not a possible source of an explosion when used in the vicinity of explosive anaestheti...

Clinical evaluation of Dinamap 845 automated blood pressure recorder.

The Dinamap 845 blood pressure recorder has been evaluated over a wide range of blood pressure by comparison with the Hawksley random zero sphygmomanometer in 32 subjects, six of whom had a cardiac arrhythmia. Group mean radings for systolic and phase 5 diastolic pressure were almost identical but Dinamap diastolic values were on average significantly lower (mean difference 3.4 mmHg) than phase...

The Remler M2000 semi-automatic blood pressure recorder.

A Three - Channel Piezo - Electric Pressure Recorder

Evaluation of the Remler M2000 blood pressure recorder. Comparison with intraarterial blood pressure recordings both at hospital and at home.

The Remler M2000 is a semiautomated device that has been used to collect epidemiological data and assess blood pressure variability. It has been subjected to limited evaluation in operation, however, and no studies of its accuracy away from the hospital or office environment have been undertaken. We recruited a group of 28 patients with essential hypertension who were undergoing intraarterial a...