Sentence examples for pressure monitoring age from inspiring English sources

Inclusion criteria were: hypoxia requiring PEEP titration, invasive arterial pressure monitoring, age >18.

Inclusion criteria were: the presence of an intra-arterial catheter (IAC) for invasive blood pressure monitoring, and age >18 years.

Inclusion criteria were hypoxia requiring PEEP levels optimization, invasive arterial pressure monitoring, and age > 18 years.

Blood pressure monitoring of the adult population aged ≥45 years can be analysed only to determine if one or more blood pressure readings have been recorded over the preceding five years, and detailed analysis of more recent data is not possible.

Blood pressure monitoring levels of all adult patients (aged ≥45 years) registered at general practices in England have risen by 5% over the three years during which QOF data have been available such that, by 2007, 88% of the adult population have had their blood pressure measured in the preceding five years.

In one recent study of TS subjects aged 7 23 years, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring identified hypertension in 5/23 subjects, and 12/23 lacked the normal nocturnal dip in blood pressure.

An increase in age, 24-hour blood pressure monitoring and CCA-IMT were associated with a rise in the three measurements of arterial stiffness in both groups.

Patients were over 16 years of age with TBI, requiring ventilation and intracranial pressure monitoring.

Patients included were 18 to 59 years of age and were mechanically ventilated with intracranial pressure monitoring for greater than 72 hours.

A prospective clinical trial was conducted in 20 septic patients 18 years of age and older who had invasive blood pressure monitoring with an intraarterial cannula.

The finding of a greater blood pressure reduction with telmisartan suggests the need for careful dose titration and blood pressure monitoring in high-risk elderly patients, especially in view of age-related changes.