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Estimation-Theoretic Bias Reduction for Oscillometric Blood Pressure Readings
Oscillometry is the standard method for non-invasive, cuff-based blood pressure (BP) measurement, but it introduces systematic errors that may impact clinical accuracy. This study investigates the sources of these errors--primarily the limitations of oscillometry itself and respiration-induced fluct
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