What Is Invasive Blood Pressure?

Non-invasive blood pressure is a method of indirectly measuring human blood pressure, and ordinary barometric blood pressure monitors are non-invasive blood pressure.

Non-invasive blood pressure

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Non-invasive blood pressure is a method of indirectly measuring human blood pressure, and ordinary barometric blood pressure monitors are non-invasive blood pressure.

Invasive blood pressure measurement is performed in the blood vessels. This method is not commonly used in hospitals except for experimental animals (except when measuring central venous pressure).

Non-invasive blood pressure measurement is a method of indirectly measuring human blood pressure. There is a certain gap between the blood pressure measured by various non-invasive blood pressure measurement methods and the true blood pressure of the human body. Correspondingly, invasive methods directly measure blood pressure. Due to the different parts being measured, the methods are different, and they cannot fully reflect the blood pressure of the human body.