THE WAYS OF LONG-TERM BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT

The significance of arterial hypertension (AH) is discussed as the main predictor of cardiovascular catastrophes development — myocardial infarction and stroke, and technologies for the solution of blood pressure (BP) control. The most modern world developments are presented for the distant observation of cardiovascular system (CVS) condition, including BP level in high risk patients. The main specifications of abroad invasive BP systems are provided, and Russian developing system with a layout of BP sensor and the method of no wired signal transmission and electrical supply. It is presupposed that such invasive device can in real time mode send the data on BP and its values, that characterize CVS condition. In critical BP changes the signals of alarm are incorporated to send to the emergency care stations and to the physician for proper solutions on the care, including urgencies. Such system might increase the effectiveness of prophylactic and medical care for the patients with cardiovascular pathology, increase the duration of life, and decrease funding, and not need supplementary inclusion of higher qualified specialists for dispensary screening.

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