Transdermal Optical Imaging of Blood Pressure
November 26, 2019 | Terry Sharrer
In a study at the University of Toronto comparing blood pressure readings from an arm cuff sphygmomanometer and a two minute iPhone video with imaging analysis software, researchers found “on average, transdermal optical imaging predicted systolic blood pressure with nearly 95% accuracy and diastolic blood pressure with pulse pressure at nearly 96% accuracy.” This was based on how well computational models worked, but it suggests a more convenient way of taking blood pressure measurement, though this comparison was done under ideal conditions. MORE
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