Ambulatory
Blood Pressure

About Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM)

Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring (ABPM) is a specialized diagnostic technique that involves wearing a portable blood pressure monitor for an extended period, usually 24 hours. This method provides a more accurate representation of your blood pressure throughout the day and night, capturing fluctuations that may go unnoticed during conventional office measurements.

Benefits of ABPM

• Accurate Assessment: ABPM provides a comprehensive picture of your blood pressure patterns, helping healthcare professionals make more informed treatment decisions.
• 24-Hour Monitoring: This monitoring technique captures blood pressure changes during daily activities, sleep, and wakefulness.
• Early Detection: ABPM helps identify masked hypertension or white-coat syndrome, where blood pressure readings vary from a clinical setting.
• Personalized Care:The data collected from ABPM assists in creating tailored treatment plans that better suit your individual needs.

How the ABPM Service Works

Our ABPM service involves the following steps:

• Device Placement: A small, lightweight monitor is attached to your belt or shoulder, and a blood pressure cuff is placed on your arm.
• 24-Hour Monitoring: The monitor will automatically inflate the cuff at regular intervals to measure your blood pressure.
• Recording Data: The device records your blood pressure readings throughout the day and night.
• Data Analysis: After 24 hours, you return the monitor to our hospital, where the collected data is analyzed by our healthcare professionals.
• Results and Recomendations: You receive a detailed report of your blood pressure patterns, and our medical team provides recommendations based on the analysis.

Patient-Centered Approach

We understand the importance of accurate blood pressure assessment in managing your cardiovascular health. Our patient-centered approach involves personalized monitoring, clear communication of results, and guidance on maintaining healthy blood pressure levels.