Description

Blood Pressure Holter

Holter tension

It is a device attached to the arm that automatically
measures and records the tension at regular intervals and then gives a
breakdown of it. It is programmed to measure at whatever intervals (for
example, every hour or half an hour) and automatic measurements are made even
while asleep, without the intervention of anyone, including the patient
himself. It is a test that has many benefits, especially in distinguishing
high blood pressure in the hospital or in the presence of a doctor, in people
whose blood pressure rises due to excitement during the blood pressure
measurement attempt, as well as illuminating how blood pressure is at different
times of the day and especially during sleep.

It is the method that most accurately evaluates the
effectiveness of the drugs given.

Because measurements made only 1-2 times a day cannot
fully capture the patient’s blood pressure fluctuations.

The majority of these people, who think their blood
pressure is good, spend their lives with complaints such as headache, ringing
in the ears, fatigue, and diagnoses such as migraine, sinusitis, depression,etc.

For this, a small device is attached to the patient, the
cuff is wrapped around the arm, and the person returns to his normal daily
life. The device measures and records the blood pressure for 24 hours and
at regular intervals during the patient’s normal life. At the end of the
period, the device is removed from the patient and the recorded information is
evaluated on the computer, thus revealing the person’s blood pressure profile
for a whole day.

What is Blood Pressure Holter and How Is It Applied?

Blood Pressure Holter measures the blood pressure of
patients throughout the day at frequent intervals; It is a device that
records blood pressure and pulse rate while sleeping, resting and
active. Thus, patients with long-term hypertension are determined at which
times of the day their blood pressure values ​​are
high, and treatment is added to those hours. In patients who do not have hypertension before, the
first diagnosis is made and the treatment is regulated.
For this, a small device is attached to the patient, the cuff is wrapped around
the arm, and the person returns to his normal daily life. The device
measures and records the blood pressure for 24 hours and at regular intervals
during the patient’s normal life. At the end of the period, the device is
removed from the patient and the recorded information is evaluated on the
computer, so that the blood pressure profile of the person is revealed for a
whole day. As a result, the diagnosis of the patient is confirmed and appropriate
treatment is arranged.