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A Short History of Automated Office Blood Pressure – 15 Years to SPRINT

The term “automated office blood pressure” (AOBP) refers to BP measurements obtained using a fully automated electronic sphygmomanometer that records multiple BP readings with the patient resting undisturbed in a quiet place without medical staff being present. This article describes the relatively rapid evolution of AOBP from validation studies in 2001 to becoming the preferred method for recording office BP in evidence-based guidelines. The story of AOBP parallels the increased interest in white coat effect (WCE) associated with office BP which is not seen with AOBP measurement.