Re:The science behind on-the-wrist blood pressure tracking
by msabalau on Friday October 11, 2024 @12:32PM
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One real answer is "we don't know because this capability hasn't existed before" I mean, you can wear something like a traditional cuff that puffs itself up every five minutes or whatever, but that doesn't really fit into a patient/subjects life. Good like trying to recruit people for a long term longitudinal study.
But having worked in medical sensors, and spending time with researchers as customers, there was a real sense that they could learn a lot from BP readings that were accurate and continuous.
But having worked in medical sensors, and spending time with researchers as customers, there was a real sense that they could learn a lot from BP readings that were accurate and continuous.