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Case Report

Use of pharmacist blood pressure telemonitoring systems in diagnosis of nocturnal hypertension in a young healthy male

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Pages 1169-1171 | Published online: 01 Sep 2014

Figures & data

Figure 1 Average of systolic and diastolic blood pressure values.

Notes: Blood pressure (BP) values are presented as the mean per day. Systolic BP is shown as a solid line. Diastolic BP is shown as a dashed line. The BP was not measured on day 19.
Figure 1 Average of systolic and diastolic blood pressure values.

Figure 2 Comparison of average daytime and nighttime blood pressure during the monitoring periods.

Notes: Blood pressure (BP) values are presented as the mean ± standard deviation. The mean values for daytime and nighttime systolic BP were 131 mmHg and 137 mmHg, respectively, and diastolic BP was 78 mmHg.
Figure 2 Comparison of average daytime and nighttime blood pressure during the monitoring periods.

Figure 3 Blood pressure (BP) during ambulatory blood pressure monitoring periods.

Notes: Nighttime was defined as the actual sleep time based on the patient’s diary. The mean daytime or nighttime BPs were 135/80 mmHg and 120/73 mmHg, respectively.
Figure 3 Blood pressure (BP) during ambulatory blood pressure monitoring periods.