Device-Guided Controlled Breathing as a Treatment for Hypertension

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Review Date: October 18, 2006
Recommendation: This topic was reviewed by the California Technology Assessment Forum on October 18, 2006. It was recommended that daily use of RESPeRATE for device-guided breathing to lower systolic blood pressure as adjunctive treatment for patients with persistently high blood pressure in the Stage I or II range, and who are otherwise healthy, non-pregnant individuals meets CTAF Criteria.
Decision: Does Meet CTAF Criteria
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