NightView is a completely silent way to measure daytime blood pressure and automatically measure nighttime blood pressure, while still sleeping soundly.
NightView is the first at-home wrist monitor designed to measure daytime and nighttime blood pressure. Even with controlled daytime blood pressure, 1 in 4 people still has a condition called nocturnal hypertension.
NightView can:
Get the full picture of your patient’s blood pressure – both nighttime and daytime
Monitor your patients’ progress as they share their data
Benefits
Automatic and accurate
With accommodations for different lifestyles and sleep patterns, NightView automatically measures blood pressure at 2:00 AM1, 4:00 AM2 and 4 hours after switching to nocturnal mode3. Plus, NightView is clinically validated for accuracy in sitting and supine position, even if the wrist rotates during sleep4.
Comfortable and silent
NightView features an innovative wrist-cuff design for comfort and ease of use, as well as recessed buttons to avoid accidental contact during sleep. The device has completely silent pumping action for minimal sleep disturbance and measures with gentle inflation and less compression time.
Tracks data with OMRON connect app
NightView tracks and syncs blood pressure data with the OMRON connect app, compatible with iOS 10 and above, and Android OS 7 and above. Intuitive dashboard provides a quick overview of blood pressure patterns. Easily and remotely monitor your patients’ progress with the data they share.
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Without the full picture of daytime and nighttime blood pressure, your patients may be at risk.
Accurate tracking of both daytime and nighttime blood pressure gives you the full picture to help increase the chance of an early nocturnal hypertension diagnosis. A wrist-cuff device helps better assess the prognosis of nocturnal hypertension.
Introducing a new way to see the full picture: NightView, a comprehensive view of your patients’ at-home nighttime and daytime blood pressure for more informed treatment decisions based on measurement results.
Clinically validated accuracy for nocturnal measurements at home
Nocturnal blood pressure is considered a strong predictor of cardiovascular events. The golden standard to measure night-time blood pressure is an Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor. However, a major issue is the negative effect on the sleep quality of blood pressure measurements taken by an upper-arm device during sleep.
This validation document discusses the validation of the accuracy of a wrist-type device in sitting and supine position in different rotations of the wrist and whether this is a suitable tool for nocturnal blood pressure measurements at home.
Measuring nocturnal blood pressure has become more important as many studies have demonstrated a significant correlation between nocturnal high blood pressure and organ damage and event prediction. Sleep apnoea patients’ cardio system is under stress during the night; therefore, it is essential to understand and track their nocturnal BP.
During this webinar Prof. Dr. Gianfranco Parati, Prof. Dr. Francesco Cappuccio and Dr. Martino Pengo explain the Importance of nocturnal blood pressure in cardiovascular risk assessment, how does sleep disturbance affects night time blood pressure and how routine nocturnal blood pressure measurement can improve the management of hypertensive patients.
Visit the NightView page for consumers if you are a consumer yourself, or if you are a healthcare professional and want to share NightView product information with your patients.
References: 1. Kario K, Hoshide S, Haimoto H, et al. Sleep blood pressure self-measured at home as a novel determinant of organ damage: Japan morning surge home blood pressure (J-HOP) study. J Clin Hypertens (Greenwich). 2015;17(5):340-348. 2. Kario K, Kanegae H, Tomitani N, et al. Nighttime blood pressure measured by home blood pressure monitoring as an independent predictor of cardiovascular events in general practice. Hypertension. 2019;73(6):1240-1248. 3. Imai Y, Asayama K, Fujiwara S, et al. Development and evaluation of a home nocturnal blood pressure monitoring system using a wrist-cuff device. Blood Press Monit. 2018;23(6):318-326. 4. Kuwabara M, Harada K, Hishiki Y, Ohkubo T, Kario K, Imai Y. Validation of a wrist-type home nocturnal blood pressure monitor in the sitting and supine position according to the ANSI/AAMI*ISO81060-2:2013 guidelines: Omron HEM-9601T. J Clin Hypertens. 2020;22:970-978.
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