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. Differences were observed in beat-by-beat blood pressure (BP) and <t>electrocardiogram</t> <t>(ECG)</t> between baseline condition and during bladder filling and emptying via the Credé maneuver. Baseline supine systolic BP was 100 mmHg with normal <t>ECG</t> trace as shown in a 25-s excerpt (a). Elevation in systolic BP occurred due to bladder distension. When systolic BP reached 130 mmHg, the patient reported a headache and flushing of the face was observed. Initiation of rhythmic pressure to the abdomen caused an immediate rise in systolic BP above 200 mmHg consistent with the episode of autonomic dysreflexia (AD). Premature ventricular contraction (PVC) occurred concurrently with bradycardia during the AD episode, as denoted by (*) and shown in a 25-s excerpt (b)
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. Differences were observed in beat-by-beat blood pressure (BP) and electrocardiogram (ECG) between baseline condition and during bladder filling and emptying via the Credé maneuver. Baseline supine systolic BP was 100 mmHg with normal ECG trace as shown in a 25-s excerpt (a). Elevation in systolic BP occurred due to bladder distension. When systolic BP reached 130 mmHg, the patient reported a headache and flushing of the face was observed. Initiation of rhythmic pressure to the abdomen caused an immediate rise in systolic BP above 200 mmHg consistent with the episode of autonomic dysreflexia (AD). Premature ventricular contraction (PVC) occurred concurrently with bradycardia during the AD episode, as denoted by (*) and shown in a 25-s excerpt (b)

Journal: Spinal Cord Series and Cases

Article Title: Alarming blood pressure changes during routine bladder emptying in a woman with cervical spinal cord injury

doi: 10.1038/s41394-017-0022-y

Figure Lengend Snippet: . Differences were observed in beat-by-beat blood pressure (BP) and electrocardiogram (ECG) between baseline condition and during bladder filling and emptying via the Credé maneuver. Baseline supine systolic BP was 100 mmHg with normal ECG trace as shown in a 25-s excerpt (a). Elevation in systolic BP occurred due to bladder distension. When systolic BP reached 130 mmHg, the patient reported a headache and flushing of the face was observed. Initiation of rhythmic pressure to the abdomen caused an immediate rise in systolic BP above 200 mmHg consistent with the episode of autonomic dysreflexia (AD). Premature ventricular contraction (PVC) occurred concurrently with bradycardia during the AD episode, as denoted by (*) and shown in a 25-s excerpt (b)

Article Snippet: Ms. X was fitted with a standard 3-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) (lead II; Powerlab Model ML132) and beat-by-beat BP monitoring device (Finometer; Finapres Medical Systems BV, Arnhem, The Netherlands).

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