Monitoring shows perfusion changes during arterial occlusion using remote photoplethysmographic imaging, suggesting an effective protocol.
These findings establish 150 mmHg cuff pressure on the lower arm as a suitable arterial occlusion protocol and support rPPG for detecting perfusion changes. Minor systemic differences were noted compared to the control hand.
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