MAPA and MRPA – MAPA 5d

ABPM and HBPM – 5d ABPM – Ambulatory and Home Blood Pressure Monitoring

The ABPM and HBPM course promotes ambulatory and home blood pressure monitoring methods, considered advances in the treatment of hypertension, as well as in the investigation and diagnosis of various blood pressure behaviors. It brings together a renowned faculty, updated content, and support from the textbook that is a reference on the subject in Brazil.

There are more than 15 hours of course, distributed in four modules, with all the protocols and parameters to be followed in the methods, in addition to the clinical contributions that the exams can provide in the patient evaluation.

When purchasing the book, professionals also receive the 6th edition of "MAPA: Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring," a classic in the study of hypertension in Brazil. First published in Brazil in 1995, "MAPA" is considered a basic reference for all physicians involved in the investigation and diagnosis of various blood pressure behaviors, such as normotension, true hypertension, white-coat hypertension, and masked hypertension. The latest edition of the book—published by Atheneu—introduces a major new feature: the introduction of Home Blood Pressure Monitoring (HBPM), popularly known as 5d MAPA, which is more accessible and less invasive for patients.

When purchasing the course, you receive the book: MAPA - Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring - 6th Edition - 2020
National reference work on the subject.

First published in Brazil in 1995, the MAPA book is considered a basic reference for all physicians involved in the investigation and diagnosis of various blood pressure behaviors, such as normotension, true hypertension, white coat hypertension and masked hypertension.

The latest edition of the book – published by Atheneu – brings a major new feature: the introduction of Home Blood Pressure Monitoring (HBPM), popularly known as 5d MAPA, which is more accessible and less invasive for patients.

(The book will only be sent to addresses in Brazil).