Clinical cases of difficulty in interpreting the results of 24 hour blood pressure monitoring in men of military age
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The article describes 2 clinical cases with signs of deliberate manipulation by patients of the results of ambulatory BP monitoring, leading to an increase of mean blood pressure. Such findings, as experience shows, are often revealed in men of military age. The value of additional recording channels, such as ECG, physical activity and body position, rheopneumogram, for an objective assessment of such findings is shown. The main factors that can lead to an increase in blood pressure during ABPM are listed. Conclusion examples for describing such changes are given.
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