184 devices · GMDN 36888
Blood pressure ambulatory recorders are wearable, noninvasive devices that continuously monitor blood pressure over a 24-hour period while a patient goes about their daily routine. These portable units, typically worn on the arm or wrist, automatically take repeated measurements and store data for later analysis by healthcare providers.
These devices are generally classified as medical devices and regulated according to local healthcare authorities, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They are commonly supplied as standalone units with software for data interpretation, though some may include calibration tools or additional features for enhanced accuracy.
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