Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is a much better way of measuring blood pressure in somebody who has one of the following factors:
*White coat hypertension
*Unusual variability in the measurement of blood pressure at the clinic
*Uncontrolled hypertension – this is high blood pressure that has not been reduced to a target blood pressure level after intensive drug treatment has been given
*Very low blood pressure, particularly after suddenly standing up when someone may feel dizzy or light headed (postural hypo-tension): in more severe cases this can cause fainting or a fall.
Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring
Post-Concussion Syndrome: Understanding Long-Term Effects of Head Injury
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Post-concussion trauma, often called post-concussion syndrome (PCS), refers
to a set of symptoms that persist beyond the normal recovery time following
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