OUT-PATIENT METHODS OF REGISTRATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

In spite of the fact that clinical measurement of blood pressure which meets methodical requirements is still a basis for diagnostics of arterial hypertension and assessment of treatment efficiency, it is widely recognized that proper diagnostics and management of patients with arterial hypertension are impossible based only on the measurements of blood pressure which are carried out by doctor. The out-patient methods of blood pressure monitoring - daily monitoring (ABPM) and measurement of blood pressure at home (home blood pressure monitoring (HBPM)) - enable to overcome restrictions of clinical measurement of blood pressure. The combined use of clinical and out-patient measurement of blood pressure significantly expands understanding of Blood Pressure phenotype at the stage of diagnostics and assessment of treatment efficiency, especially at discordance of their results. Only by means of these methods it is possible to detect white-coat hypertension and masked hypertension. The existing out-patient methods of blood pressure monitoring, its description, comparison, advantages and disadvantages, its places in modern recommendations and clinical practice guidelines as requirements to technique are provided in this article.

СКАД, СМАД, артериальная гипертензия, рекомендации, гипотензивная терапия, артериальное давление, измерение артериального давления, тонометр, валидация, HBPM (home blood pressure monitoring), ABPM (ambulatory blood pressure monitoring), arterial hypertension, Guidelines, Antihypertensive treatment, Blood pressure, Blood pressure, Measurement, Validation

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