Pediatric anesthesia & critical care
Comparison of continuous non-invasive blood pressure measurement using Vitalstream™ to invasive Intraarterial pressure in pediatric surgery
Authors' conclusion
Most values fell within +/-20mmhg of the corresponding arterial line values.
Study context
- Population
- Children ages 2–17 years scheduled for major surgery requiring invasive arterial BP monitoring
- Participants
- 31 participants
- Comparison
- Vitalstream™ continuous non-invasive BP vs intraarterial BP
- Outcome
- Agreement of Vitalstream™ with intraarterial SBP, diastolic BP and MAP
Main finding
As reported in the abstract
- Correlation, systolic
- 0.77
- Correlation, diastolic
- 0.68
- Correlation, MAP
- 0.7
- Bland-Altman bias (SD), systolic
- −3.79 (9.74) mmHg
- Bland-Altman bias (SD), diastolic
- 1.72 (8.45) mmHg
- Bland-Altman bias (SD), MAP
- 2.41 (8.75) mmHg
- Concordance, systole
- 0.82
- Concordance, diastole
- 0.85
- Concordance, MAP
- 0.83
Original publication
Comparison of continuous non-invasive blood pressure measurement using Vitalstream™ to invasive Intraarterial pressure in pediatric surgery. J Clin Anesth. Published 23 January 2025. doi:10.
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