DESCRIPTION OF THE LABELS FROM THE STATISTICAL VALUES TABLE
Label
Successfully Readings
All Readings
Successfully Ratio [%]
SYS/DIA avg [mmHg]
SBP Interpretation Label
DBP Interpretation Label
SBP Borderline values
DPB Borderline values
MAP avg [mmHg]
Pulse avg [bpm]
Night fall index SYS/DIA [%]
SYS/DIA day/night
difference [mmHg]
Morning Surge
SYS max [mmHg]
SYS min [mmHg]
DIA max [mmHg]
DIA min [mmHg]
PTE SYS/DIA [%]
PTE SYS [%]
PTE DIA [%]
PTD SYS/DIA [%]
PTD SYS [%]
PTD DIA [%]
SYS/DIA hyper readings
SYS hyper readings
DIA hyper readings
SYS/DIA hypo readings
SYS hypo readings
DIA hypo readings
Time range
All/Successfully readings
SYS/DIA max [mmHg]
SYS/DIA min [mmHg]
SYS/DIA load [mmHg x h]
SYS load [mmHg x h]
DIA load [mmHg x h]
SYS/DIA leese [mmHg x 24h]
SYS leese [mmHg x 24h]
DIA leese [mmHg x 24h]
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Description
Represents how many measurements were successfully measured.
Represents how many measurements were measured, both programmed and manual.
Represents the percentages of the measurements that were successfully measured.
Represents the average systolic and diastolic blood pressure through measured
interval. This interval is shown above the table. This pressure does not have to be
measured during the examination. It could be composed from two different pressures.
For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.3.
Written interpretation of the systolic blood pressure.
Written interpretation of the diastolic blood pressure.
Limit values for systolic blood pressure (it is defined in the criteria).
Limit values for diastolic blood pressure (it is defined in the criteria).
Represents averaged middle arterial pressure throughout the whole examination. For
more details, see the formulas in Chapters 8.2.2 and 8.2.3.
Represents the average pulse. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.3.
Gives the difference between active (daytime) and passive (night-time) means as a
percentage of the active mean. The DI is abnormally narrow if it is below 10%. For more
details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.4.
Represents difference of average values between day and night period.
The morning surge is the difference between the mean systolic blood pressure during
the first two hours after waking and getting up minus the mean systolic blood pressure
of the lowest blood pressure reading during sleep and its two adjacent values (total of
3 values). The software interprets the last nightly measurement at the time when the
patient wakes up. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.9.
Represents the maximum systolic blood pressure.
Represents the minimum systolic blood pressure.
Represents the maximum diastolic blood pressure.
Represents the minimum diastolic blood pressure.
Hypertensive time index SYS/DIA. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.5.
Hypertensive time index SYS. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.5.
Hypertensive time index DIA. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.5.
Hypotensive time index SYS/DIA. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.7.
Hypotensive time index SYS. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.7.
Hypotensive time index DIA. For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.7.
Measuring of increase SYS/DIA blood pressure.
Measuring of increase SYS blood pressure.
Measuring of increase DIA blood pressure.
Measuring of decrease SYS/DIA blood pressure.
Measuring of decrease SYS blood pressure.
Measuring of decrease DIA blood pressure.
The time range of the measure intervals (e.g. night, day, special
Represents the ratio between all readings and the successfully measured values.
Represents the maximum systolic and diastolic blood pressure during the measuring.
This pressure did not have to be measured during the examination. This number could
be composed from two different pressures.
Represents the minimum systolic and diastolic blood pressure during the measuring.
This pressure did not have to be measured during the examination. This number could
be composed from two different pressures.
Represents the load of the body with SYS and DIA blood pressure. For more details
see the formula in the Chapter 8.2.6.
Represents the load of the body with SYS blood pressure. For more details, see the
formula in Chapter 8.2.6.
Represents the load of the body with DIA blood pressure. For more details, see the
formula in Chapter 8.2.6.
Represents systolic/diastolic hypotensive load on the patient's cardiovascular system.
For more details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.8.
Represents systolic hypotensive load on the patient's cardiovascular system. For more
details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.8.
Represents diastolic hypotensive load on the patient's cardiovascular system. For more
details, see the formula in Chapter 8.2.8.
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