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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['Orthostatic hypotension (OH) affects 6% of community-dwelling older people. This increases to 60% when non-invasive, continuous blood pressure (BP) monitoring is used, due to identification of transient drops in BP which recover rapidly.', 'To determine the clinical relevance of these transient orthostatic BP drops.', 'Five-year clinical observational study.', 'One hundred three consecutive new patients attending a Falls and Syncope Clinic in the UK from 1 February 2009 underwent continuous BP monitoring during an active stand. BP profiles were analysed to quantify all reductions in BP, measuring the duration of any drop below diagnostic criteria. Five-year follow-up data were extracted from hospital clinical records to assess clinical outcomes.', 'Systolic BP (sBP) dropped ≥20\u2009mmHg in 76 (74%) individuals, with 65 (63%) having ≥10\u2009mmHg drop in diastolic BP. However, only 22 (21%) cases were diagnosed clinically with OH. A sustained reduction in BP (≥30\u2009s) had a sensitivity of 0.91 and specificity of 0.88 for a clinical diagnosis of OH, being more accurate than absolute BP reduction alone. A sustained reduction in sBP was associated with greater use of vasopressors (36%,P0.001) and an independent, significantly greater risk of death (45% at 5 years,P0.009).'] Is the duration of the orthostatic blood pressure drop predictive of death?
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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['Orthostatic hypotension (OH) affects 6% of community-dwelling older people. This increases to 60% when non-invasive, continuous blood pressure (BP) monitoring is used, due to identification of transient drops in BP which recover rapidly.', 'To determine the clinical relevance of these transient orthostatic BP drops.', 'Five-year clinical observational study.', 'One hundred three consecutive new patients attending a Falls and Syncope Clinic in the UK from 1 February 2009 underwent continuous BP monitoring during an active stand. BP profiles were analysed to quantify all reductions in BP, measuring the duration of any drop below diagnostic criteria. Five-year follow-up data were extracted from hospital clinical records to assess clinical outcomes.', 'Systolic BP (sBP) dropped ≥20\u2009mmHg in 76 (74%) individuals, with 65 (63%) having ≥10\u2009mmHg drop in diastolic BP. However, only 22 (21%) cases were diagnosed clinically with OH. A sustained reduction in BP (≥30\u2009s) had a sensitivity of 0.91 and specificity of 0.88 for a clinical diagnosis of OH, being more accurate than absolute BP reduction alone. A sustained reduction in sBP was associated with greater use of vasopressors (36%,P0.001) and an independent, significantly greater risk of death (45% at 5 years,P0.009).'] Is the duration of the orthostatic blood pressure drop predictive of death?
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