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The reproductibility and reliability of measurements made with an automatic device for measuring blood pressure was assessed with reference to the results obtained by indirect auscultation with a mercury manometer. The results of the study of the average values of the correlation between successive values, and of the variability of the values of the systolic and diastolic blood pressure show that the measurement obtained by this method are very reproducible.
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