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Foreword; Preface; Contents; Contributors; Part I: Techniques for Monitoring Blood Pressure; Chapter 1: Monitoring Blood Pressure in the Office; Historical Perspective; General Conditions for BP Measurement; Devices for Manual BP Measurement (Table 1.1); Impact of Manual BP in Management of Hypertension; Semi-automated Sphygmomanometers in Office Practice; Automated Office Blood Pressure Measurement; The Pros and Cons of AOBP; Relationship Between AOBP and ABPM; The Conventional versus Automated Measurement of Blood Pressure in the Office Study; Principles of Automated Office BP
ConclusionsReferences; Chapter 2: Home (Self) Monitoring of Blood Pressure; Introduction; Methodological Aspects of HBPM; How Are Hypertension and BP Control Defined Based on HBPM?; Prognostic Value of HBPM; Role of HBPM in the Diagnosis and Management of Hypertension: Identification of Masked Hypertension and White-Coat Hypertension; Role of HBPM in the Assessment of BP Control in Treated Hypertension; HBPM: A Substitute or a Complement to ABPM and OBP Measures?; Role of HBPM in Improving Adherence to Treatment and Reducing Therapeutic Inertia
Assessment of Day-to-Day Blood Pressure Variability Telemonitoring of Home BP Monitoring; Improving Achievement of BP Control Rates with Home BP Telemonitoring; The Role of Nurse and Pharmacist in Home Blood Pressure Telemonitoring Systems; Cost-effectiveness of Home BP Telemonitoring-Based Programs; Conclusions; References; Chapter 3: Activity Monitoring and the Effects of the Environment on Blood Pressure; Introduction; Activity Monitoring and Cardiovascular Variability; Activity Monitoring: Methods and Limitations; Physical Activity and Hemodynamic Parameters; Actigraphy and Sleep
Use in Ambulatory BP Monitoring Activity Monitoring and Neurological Disorders; Activity Monitoring and Sleep Apnea; Seasonal Effects, Temperature and BP, and Heart Rate; Environmental Noise and Cardiovascular System; Particulate Matter and Cardiovascular Risk; Summary and Conclusions; References; Chapter 4: Ambulatory Monitoring of Blood Pressure: An Overview of Devices, Analyses, and Clinical Utility; Introduction; ABPM Devices: Auscultatory and Oscillometric; Validation of ABP Monitors; Analysis of ABPM Data; Descriptive Blood Pressure Data from ABPM; Blood Pressure Loads
White Coat Hypertension (WCH) and the White Coat Effect (WCE) Masked Hypertension; Dipping/Non-dipping/Extreme Dipping; Reporting of Ambulatory BP Data for Medical Records; Reproducibility of ABPM; Indications for ABPM; White Coat Hypertension; Therapeutic Interventions; Resistant Hypertension; Type of Therapy/Chronotherapeutics; Orthostatic Hypotension/Autonomic Dysfunction; Cost-Effectiveness of ABPM; References; Chapter 5: Validation and Reliability Testing of Blood Pressure Monitors; Introduction; Validation Protocols; AAMI/ISO Standards; BHS Protocols
ConclusionsReferences; Chapter 2: Home (Self) Monitoring of Blood Pressure; Introduction; Methodological Aspects of HBPM; How Are Hypertension and BP Control Defined Based on HBPM?; Prognostic Value of HBPM; Role of HBPM in the Diagnosis and Management of Hypertension: Identification of Masked Hypertension and White-Coat Hypertension; Role of HBPM in the Assessment of BP Control in Treated Hypertension; HBPM: A Substitute or a Complement to ABPM and OBP Measures?; Role of HBPM in Improving Adherence to Treatment and Reducing Therapeutic Inertia
Assessment of Day-to-Day Blood Pressure Variability Telemonitoring of Home BP Monitoring; Improving Achievement of BP Control Rates with Home BP Telemonitoring; The Role of Nurse and Pharmacist in Home Blood Pressure Telemonitoring Systems; Cost-effectiveness of Home BP Telemonitoring-Based Programs; Conclusions; References; Chapter 3: Activity Monitoring and the Effects of the Environment on Blood Pressure; Introduction; Activity Monitoring and Cardiovascular Variability; Activity Monitoring: Methods and Limitations; Physical Activity and Hemodynamic Parameters; Actigraphy and Sleep
Use in Ambulatory BP Monitoring Activity Monitoring and Neurological Disorders; Activity Monitoring and Sleep Apnea; Seasonal Effects, Temperature and BP, and Heart Rate; Environmental Noise and Cardiovascular System; Particulate Matter and Cardiovascular Risk; Summary and Conclusions; References; Chapter 4: Ambulatory Monitoring of Blood Pressure: An Overview of Devices, Analyses, and Clinical Utility; Introduction; ABPM Devices: Auscultatory and Oscillometric; Validation of ABP Monitors; Analysis of ABPM Data; Descriptive Blood Pressure Data from ABPM; Blood Pressure Loads
White Coat Hypertension (WCH) and the White Coat Effect (WCE) Masked Hypertension; Dipping/Non-dipping/Extreme Dipping; Reporting of Ambulatory BP Data for Medical Records; Reproducibility of ABPM; Indications for ABPM; White Coat Hypertension; Therapeutic Interventions; Resistant Hypertension; Type of Therapy/Chronotherapeutics; Orthostatic Hypotension/Autonomic Dysfunction; Cost-Effectiveness of ABPM; References; Chapter 5: Validation and Reliability Testing of Blood Pressure Monitors; Introduction; Validation Protocols; AAMI/ISO Standards; BHS Protocols