Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Subscribe American Journal of Medicine Free Newsletter
VideoAlpert's videosMarch 2014: Differences in Right and Left Arm Blood Pressure (video)

March 2014: Differences in Right and Left Arm Blood Pressure (video)

Alpert's videosBlood pressureCardiovascular DiseaseClinical Research
466

What does it mean when a patient’s blood pressure in the left arm is different from his blood pressure in the right arm? Check out this video and related research in the March 2014 issue of the American Journal of Medicine.

Here is a link to the research study:
The Systolic Blood Pressure Difference Between Arms and Cardiovascular Disease in the Framingham Heart Study

Previous article
Feb 2014: New Research from the DIG trial (video)
Next article
AJM in the News: Blood Pressure Research in the New York Times

Latest Posts

lupus

Sarcoidosis with Lupus Pernio in an Afro-Caribbean Man

American Journal of Medicine 0
A 54-year-old man of Afro-Caribbean ancestry presented with a 2-month history of nonproductive cough, 10-day history of constant subjective fevers, and a 1-day history...
Flue Vaccine

Flu Vaccination to Prevent Cardiovascular Mortality (video)

Cardiology 0
"Influenza can cause a significant burden on patients with coronary artery disease," write Barbetta et al in The American Journal of Medicine. For this...
varicella zoster

Varicella Zoster Virus-Induced Complete Heart Block

Case Studies 0
Complete heart block is usually caused by chronic myocardial ischemia and fibrosis but can also be induced by bacterial and viral infections. The varicella...
Racial justice in healthcare

Teaching Anti-Racism in the Clinical Environment

medical education 0
"Teaching Anti-Racism in the Clinical Environment: The Five-Minute Moment for Racial Justice in Healthcare" was originally published in the April 2023 issue of The...
Invisible hand of the market

The ‘Invisible Hand’ Doesn’t Work for Prescription Drugs

Commentary 0
Pharmaceutical innovation has been responsible for many “miracles of modern medicine.” Reliance on the “invisible hand” of Adam Smith to allocate resources in the...
Joseph S. Alpert, MD

New Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors

Alpert's Editorials 0
"New Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factors" by AJM Editor-in Chief Joseph S. Alpert, MD was originally published in the April 2023 issue of The...
Cardiovascular risk from noncardiac activities

Cardiac Risk Related to Noncardiac & Nonsurgical Activities

Clinical Research 0
"Assessment of Cardiovascular Risk for Noncardiac and Nonsurgical Activities" was originally published in the April 2023 issue of The American Journal of Medicine. Cardiovascular risk...
American Journal of Medicine Blog

The American Journal of Medicine (AJM) is an academic internal medicine journal. On the AJM blog, we publish articles that appear in the journal, as well as blog commentaries, letters, and comments published only on the blog.

www.AMJMed.com

editors@amjmed.org

Editor-in-Chief
Joseph S. Alpert MD
The University of Arizona
College of Medicine,
Tucson, AZ

Submit Your Manuscript to AJM

SUBMIT MANUSCRIPT
GUIDE FOR AUTHORS

New Version AJM App Available

For iPad and iPhone
DOWNLOAD AJM APP

Follow AJM on Facebook

American Journal of Medicine

Follow AJM on Twitter

© 2023 The American Journal of Medicine Blog. All Rights Reserved.

MORE STORIES
hypothyroidism

Does Subclinical Hypothyroidism Add on Symptoms? (video)

physical exam

How Strongly Do Physical Examination Estimates and Ultrasonographic Measurements of Liver...

man shopping in a supermarket

Does Testerone Supplementation Impact Heart Disease Risk? (video)