Risk from low blood pressure in frail older adults: diastolic pressure and pulse pressure are important

Abstract Blood pressure measurement with a cuff in patients with stiff arteries can be misleading, with false elevation of the diastolic pressure. Coronary flow, and most of the cerebral blood flow occur during diastole. There is a marked diastolic J curve in patients with diastolic pressure 60 mmHg...

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Cerebral blood flow
Frail
Hypotension
Measurement
Older people
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