1. Automatic Blood Pressure Devices --;Methods and Techniques --;Automatic detection of Korotkoff sounds, markers for systolic and diastolic blood pressure in automated instruments --;Testing the accuracy of automated and semi-automated sphygmomanometers designed for home use --;Automatic oscillometric noninvasive blood pressure: theory and practice --;Plethysmographic (volume-oscillometric) method of non --;invasive monitoring ambulatory blood pressure --;The use of piezofilms for noninvasive measurements of blood pressure --;Automatic registration of Korotkoff sounds: clinical experiences with automatic blood pressure measurement devices as compared to the auscultatory method --;Direct and indirect blood pressure measurement --;rheologic and pathophysiologic considerations --;Clinical Applications --;a critical review --;Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring: use in clinical practice and in research --;How reliable are indirect blood pressure measurement devices in the intensive care unit (ICU)? --;Common clinical problems of measuring arterial pressure in the elderly --;Clinical relevance of casual blood pressure readings versus self-measurement --;2. Ambulatory 24-h Blood Pressure Monitoring --;Methods and Techniques --;History of telemetric automatic long-term blood pressure recording --;The direct intra-arterial method for ambulatory blood pressure recording: present status and future applications --;Non-invasive ambulatory blood pressure recording --;Methodological developments and problems of recorders for automatic, indirect, ambulatory 24-hour monitoring of blood pressure --;Analysis of circadian blood pressure profiles: some remarks from a statistician --;Ambulatory blood pressure --;direct and indirect --;Finapres, continuous noninvasive finger arterial pressure based on the method of Peñáz --;Clinical Application for Diagnosis --;Diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of 24-h blood pressure measurement --;Circadian variation of blood pressure in postoperative coarctation patients --;Spontaneity and reactivity of autonomic control systems in patients with end-stage renal disease: a new integrative approach --;Reversed circadian variation of blood pressure in heart transplant patients? --;Variability of arterial blood pressure in normal and in hypertensive pregnancy --;Blood pressure variability during athletics --;Blood pressure variability and reactivity in the natural environment --;Diurnal blood pressure rhythm: dependence on internal and external time triggers --;Clinical Application for Therapy --;Blood pressure in normal subjects --;Casual readings, self-measurements, and indirect 24-hour profile of blood pressure in the assessment of an antihypertensive combination therapy. Results of a multicenter trial --;Casual, ergometric and 24-h blood pressure in hypertensives after physical training --;Antihypertensive effect of the new agent carvedilol: evaluation by 24-hour indirect blood pressure monitoring --;Chronobiologic blood pressure assessment with a cardiovascular summary, the sphygmochron --;Prediction of cardiovascular morbidity from ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.
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In addition to standardized casual blood pressure readings, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) - using automatic noninvasive (= indirect) devices for home readings and fully automated monitors for 24-h profiles - have become a widely used necessary tool in clinical research.