Comparisons of automated blood pressures in a primary health care setting with self-measurements at the office and at home using the Omron i-C10 device.

The mean BPs at home or at the office did not differ when levels in current smokers ( n =17) were compared with nonsmokers, but there was a nonsignificant trend for a higher mean systolic SMOBP in nonsmokers than in smokers (smokers: 132.3±16 mmHg, nonsmokers: 138.6±19 mmHg, P =0.19).

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These findings are in line with an earlier finding of a positive trend for the systolic BP difference between automated readings at the office and awake ambulatory BP reaching 78 mmHg in the upper 95% confidence interval 12 .

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