Demonstrates muscle perfusion changes in calf muscle, highlighting hemoconcentration accounting.
were similar to MRI only after accounting for changes in hemoconcentration. Collectively, these results highlight the importance of accounting for changes in hemoconcentration when using NIRS-DCS to estimate changes in muscle perfusion during physiological provocations such as ischemic reperfusion and exercise.
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