<p>(A) Waveforms from a control subject showing peripheral pressures (black) of 128/76 with a pulse pressure of 52 mmHg and central pressures of 115/77 (blue) with a pulse pressure of 38 mmHg. Central augmentation pressure (red, <i>dotted</i>) is 7 mmHg. (B) Waveforms from a patient with lone AF showing peripheral pressures (black) of 120/54 with a pulse pressure of 66 mmHg and central pressures of 106/54 (blue) with a pulse pressure of 52 mmHg. Central augmentation pressure (red, <i>dotted</i>) is 12 mmHg.</p
Central systolic blood pressure (cSBP, the peak of the central waveform) is usually regarded as the ...
Although the differences between central and peripheral BP (blood pressure) have been known for deca...
Upper row (a and b): case with maintained arterial pulse wave. Pressure curves before (a) and behind...
<p>(A) This figure depicts a peripheral waveform obtained via radial artery tonometry. In this sampl...
Central blood pressure (cBP) is an important indicator of the load on the heart. Because cBP...
Objective: Estimation of central aortic pressure requires reliable acquisition of a peripheral pulse...
none7siObtaining pulse pressure non-invasively from applanation tonometry requires the calibration o...
The most common automated blood pressure devices determine systolic, diastolic and mean arterial blo...
Blood pressure waveform features and non-invasive central pressure estimation are increasingly used ...
In this work we compared parameters of central arterial pressure (AP) on the basis of analysis of pu...
AbstractThe measurement of central blood pressure has generated interest as a tool in predicting car...
generated by SphygmoCor®. Results for key parameters Tr (time from wave foot to onset of reflected w...
Measurements were carried out in 146 limbs with angiographically documented arterial occlusive disea...
The most common method of clinical measurement of arterial blood pressure is by means of the cuff sp...
Background: Recent evidence suggests that central aortic blood pressure may be a better predictor of...
Central systolic blood pressure (cSBP, the peak of the central waveform) is usually regarded as the ...
Although the differences between central and peripheral BP (blood pressure) have been known for deca...
Upper row (a and b): case with maintained arterial pulse wave. Pressure curves before (a) and behind...
<p>(A) This figure depicts a peripheral waveform obtained via radial artery tonometry. In this sampl...
Central blood pressure (cBP) is an important indicator of the load on the heart. Because cBP...
Objective: Estimation of central aortic pressure requires reliable acquisition of a peripheral pulse...
none7siObtaining pulse pressure non-invasively from applanation tonometry requires the calibration o...
The most common automated blood pressure devices determine systolic, diastolic and mean arterial blo...
Blood pressure waveform features and non-invasive central pressure estimation are increasingly used ...
In this work we compared parameters of central arterial pressure (AP) on the basis of analysis of pu...
AbstractThe measurement of central blood pressure has generated interest as a tool in predicting car...
generated by SphygmoCor®. Results for key parameters Tr (time from wave foot to onset of reflected w...
Measurements were carried out in 146 limbs with angiographically documented arterial occlusive disea...
The most common method of clinical measurement of arterial blood pressure is by means of the cuff sp...
Background: Recent evidence suggests that central aortic blood pressure may be a better predictor of...
Central systolic blood pressure (cSBP, the peak of the central waveform) is usually regarded as the ...
Although the differences between central and peripheral BP (blood pressure) have been known for deca...
Upper row (a and b): case with maintained arterial pulse wave. Pressure curves before (a) and behind...