Automated diastolic blood pressure monitor with data enhancement

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ABSTRACT:
A blood pressure cuff is applied about a subject's artery, and inflated above the systolic level thus fully occluding the artery for a full heart cycle. The cuff pressure is thereafter reduced to permit an increasing flow through the progressively less occluded artery, and a measure of the peak amplitudes of the successively encountered blood flow (oscillatory complex) pulses stored in memory. Also retained is the cuff pressure obtaining for each stored complex peak. In accordance with varying aspects of the present invention, the stored complex peak-representing data ensemble is corrected for aberrations; and improved data processing operates on the stored (and advantageously corrected) pulse peak data and the corresponding cuff pressure information to determine the subject's diastolic arterial blood pressure.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4407297 (1983-10-01), Croslin
patent: 4592365 (1986-06-01), Georgi
Link, W. T., "Norse Systems BP Monitor", Company Memorandum, received 11/1974.

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