Electronic clinical sphygmomanometer
Abstract
Abstract In an electronic clinical sphygmomanometer of the type which measures blood pressure on the basis of a Korotkoff-sound signal in a pulse-wave gate signal, the level of a detected pulse-wave signal is compared with a predetermined threshold level to form a pulse-wave gate signal the duration of which corresponds to at least a period over which the level of the pulse-wave signal is higher than the predetermined threshold level. If no Korotkoff-sound detection signal is provided in the pulse-wave gate signal thus formed, the duration of the pulse wave gate signal is extended by a predetermined time period. The thus-extended duration of the pulse-wave gate signal serves as at least the measurement period required to measure the systolic blood pressure.
Inventors
- 👤 Hitoshi C/O Terumo K.K. Ozawa
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