Talk:Continuous noninvasive arterial pressure

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"This article explains the benefit, the evolution and the clinical significance of continuous noninvasive blood pressure monitoring with special attention to recent technological progress in this area."

Wow... talk about POV. This article needs a serious overhaul.

Added NPOV template. Do not know when or by whom previous comment was written. The problems run throughout the article, which is written like a sales pitch, trade journal article, or medical review. References are very sparse for the statements made. Organization is poor. Probably should have an "unencyclopedic tone" template as well (or perhaps even instead). Here are some examples, but I emphasize that the problem runs through the entire text: "gold standard", "high demand ... is proven" (no ref).Paleolith (talk) 06:41, 5 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

"Gold standard" being used to describe other techniques is fine. High demand for this alleged magick on the other hand... well, that's going to take some proving. Artoria 2e5 🌉 15:28, 7 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Status of available devices?

Actually the information I was hoping to find was the availability status of the various devices, but perhaps the clinical trials have fallen flat? Last time I researched this topic was several years ago, and at that time there were a number of experimental devices and two that reported on clinical trials in progress. The projected prices seemed quite high, but at the time I thought I might have been able to justify it... Anyway so far today's research has come up pretty dry. Yeah, I know Wikipedia isn't the best place for leading-edge results, but I had hoped things had gotten beyond that point by now. Or maybe mentioning the actual devices is some kind of policy violation? Shanen (talk) 01:53, 12 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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