3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM

Objectives: Accurate blood pressure (BP) measurement is critical for appropriate hypertension diagnosis and management. Aortic BP represents pressure loading on vital organs and this can be approximated using upper arm cuff BP. With advancing age, cuff systolic BP (SBP) increases and diastolic BP (D...

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Main Authors: Dean Picone, Martin Schultz, Petr Otahal, Ahmed Al-Jumaily, J. Andrew Black, Willem Bos, Chen-Huan Chen, Hao-Min Chen, Antoine Cremer, Nathan Dwyer, Ricardo Fonseca Diaz, Brian Gould, Alun Hughes, Hack-Lyoung Kim, Peter Lacy, Esben Laugesen, Sandy Muecke, Nobuyuki Ohte, Stefano Omboni, Christian Ott, Xiaoqing Peng, Telmo Pereira, Giacomo Pucci, Philip Roberts-Thomson, Niklas Rossen, Roland Schmieder, Velandai Srikanth, Ralph Stewart, George Stouffer, Daisuke Sueta, Kenji Takazawa, Ji-Guang Wang, Thomas Weber, Berend Westerhof, Bryan Williams, Hirotsugu Yamada, Eiichiro Yamamoto, James Sharman
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Published: BMC 2018-12-01
Series:Artery Research
Online Access:https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125929988/view
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author Dean Picone
Martin Schultz
Petr Otahal
Ahmed Al-Jumaily
J. Andrew Black
Willem Bos
Chen-Huan Chen
Hao-Min Chen
Antoine Cremer
Nathan Dwyer
Ricardo Fonseca Diaz
Brian Gould
Alun Hughes
Hack-Lyoung Kim
Peter Lacy
Esben Laugesen
Sandy Muecke
Nobuyuki Ohte
Stefano Omboni
Christian Ott
Xiaoqing Peng
Telmo Pereira
Giacomo Pucci
Philip Roberts-Thomson
Niklas Rossen
Roland Schmieder
Velandai Srikanth
Ralph Stewart
George Stouffer
Daisuke Sueta
Kenji Takazawa
Ji-Guang Wang
Thomas Weber
Berend Westerhof
Bryan Williams
Hirotsugu Yamada
Eiichiro Yamamoto
James Sharman
author_facet Dean Picone
Martin Schultz
Petr Otahal
Ahmed Al-Jumaily
J. Andrew Black
Willem Bos
Chen-Huan Chen
Hao-Min Chen
Antoine Cremer
Nathan Dwyer
Ricardo Fonseca Diaz
Brian Gould
Alun Hughes
Hack-Lyoung Kim
Peter Lacy
Esben Laugesen
Sandy Muecke
Nobuyuki Ohte
Stefano Omboni
Christian Ott
Xiaoqing Peng
Telmo Pereira
Giacomo Pucci
Philip Roberts-Thomson
Niklas Rossen
Roland Schmieder
Velandai Srikanth
Ralph Stewart
George Stouffer
Daisuke Sueta
Kenji Takazawa
Ji-Guang Wang
Thomas Weber
Berend Westerhof
Bryan Williams
Hirotsugu Yamada
Eiichiro Yamamoto
James Sharman
author_sort Dean Picone
collection DOAJ
description Objectives: Accurate blood pressure (BP) measurement is critical for appropriate hypertension diagnosis and management. Aortic BP represents pressure loading on vital organs and this can be approximated using upper arm cuff BP. With advancing age, cuff systolic BP (SBP) increases and diastolic BP (DBP) decreases (widening pulse pressure [PP]), but whether age may influence cuff BP compared with invasive BP is unknown and was the aim of this study. Methods: Cuff BP was measured simultaneously, or near-simultaneously, with invasive aortic BP during catheterization in 1696 individuals within the INSPECT consortium (an international collaboration comprising data from 31 studies and 19 different cuff BP devices [17 oscillometric, 2 mercury sphygmomanometry]). Differences in cuff and invasive BP were assessed using mixed models. Results: Subjects were aged 63.3 ± 10.6 years and 32% female. Cuff SBP overestimated invasive aortic SBP in those aged 40–49, but with increasing age there was a progressive increase in the underestimation of aortic SBP (Table). Conversely, cuff DBP systematically overestimated aortic DBP, increasingly with age. Thus, there was a progressively higher error (underestimation) in cuff PP with older age. Adjusting models for sex, mean arterial pressure, heart rate and catheter type did not alter the findings, and no interactions between these parameters and age were found. Conclusion: Cuff BP is progressively more biased with increasing age, exposing older people to greater chance for misdiagnosis of risk related to BP. The findings highlight the need to improve cuff BP methods to ensure all people receive appropriate diagnosis and management of hypertension.
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spelling doaj.art-e337fb0c6646439cb388f6d661ef6f9d2022-12-22T00:33:50ZengBMCArtery Research1876-44012018-12-012410.1016/j.artres.2018.10.0363.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUMDean PiconeMartin SchultzPetr OtahalAhmed Al-JumailyJ. Andrew BlackWillem BosChen-Huan ChenHao-Min ChenAntoine CremerNathan DwyerRicardo Fonseca DiazBrian GouldAlun HughesHack-Lyoung KimPeter LacyEsben LaugesenSandy MueckeNobuyuki OhteStefano OmboniChristian OttXiaoqing PengTelmo PereiraGiacomo PucciPhilip Roberts-ThomsonNiklas RossenRoland SchmiederVelandai SrikanthRalph StewartGeorge StoufferDaisuke SuetaKenji TakazawaJi-Guang WangThomas WeberBerend WesterhofBryan WilliamsHirotsugu YamadaEiichiro YamamotoJames SharmanObjectives: Accurate blood pressure (BP) measurement is critical for appropriate hypertension diagnosis and management. Aortic BP represents pressure loading on vital organs and this can be approximated using upper arm cuff BP. With advancing age, cuff systolic BP (SBP) increases and diastolic BP (DBP) decreases (widening pulse pressure [PP]), but whether age may influence cuff BP compared with invasive BP is unknown and was the aim of this study. Methods: Cuff BP was measured simultaneously, or near-simultaneously, with invasive aortic BP during catheterization in 1696 individuals within the INSPECT consortium (an international collaboration comprising data from 31 studies and 19 different cuff BP devices [17 oscillometric, 2 mercury sphygmomanometry]). Differences in cuff and invasive BP were assessed using mixed models. Results: Subjects were aged 63.3 ± 10.6 years and 32% female. Cuff SBP overestimated invasive aortic SBP in those aged 40–49, but with increasing age there was a progressive increase in the underestimation of aortic SBP (Table). Conversely, cuff DBP systematically overestimated aortic DBP, increasingly with age. Thus, there was a progressively higher error (underestimation) in cuff PP with older age. Adjusting models for sex, mean arterial pressure, heart rate and catheter type did not alter the findings, and no interactions between these parameters and age were found. Conclusion: Cuff BP is progressively more biased with increasing age, exposing older people to greater chance for misdiagnosis of risk related to BP. The findings highlight the need to improve cuff BP methods to ensure all people receive appropriate diagnosis and management of hypertension.https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125929988/view
spellingShingle Dean Picone
Martin Schultz
Petr Otahal
Ahmed Al-Jumaily
J. Andrew Black
Willem Bos
Chen-Huan Chen
Hao-Min Chen
Antoine Cremer
Nathan Dwyer
Ricardo Fonseca Diaz
Brian Gould
Alun Hughes
Hack-Lyoung Kim
Peter Lacy
Esben Laugesen
Sandy Muecke
Nobuyuki Ohte
Stefano Omboni
Christian Ott
Xiaoqing Peng
Telmo Pereira
Giacomo Pucci
Philip Roberts-Thomson
Niklas Rossen
Roland Schmieder
Velandai Srikanth
Ralph Stewart
George Stouffer
Daisuke Sueta
Kenji Takazawa
Ji-Guang Wang
Thomas Weber
Berend Westerhof
Bryan Williams
Hirotsugu Yamada
Eiichiro Yamamoto
James Sharman
3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM
Artery Research
title 3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM
title_full 3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM
title_fullStr 3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM
title_full_unstemmed 3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM
title_short 3.5 CUFF BLOOD PRESSURE IS PROGRESSIVELY MORE BIASED WITH INCREASING AGE: INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT LEVEL ANALYSIS FROM THE INSPECT CONSORTIUM
title_sort 3 5 cuff blood pressure is progressively more biased with increasing age individual participant level analysis from the inspect consortium
url https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125929988/view
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