The provided abstract contains only introductory background information and reports no quantitative results regarding cardiac output or blood volume distribution in hypertensive patients.
Observational
Most haemodynamic studies of arterial hyper- tension have been concerned with cardiac output and peripheral resistance (Page and McCubbin, 1965). Some, additionally, have investigated re- gional distribution of blood flow and vascular resistances, whereas only a few, dealing with circulation in the extremities, were designed to provide information about the venous segment of the circu- lation (Wood, 1961; Caliva et al., 1963a, b). These studies of the capacitance segment in hypertension dealt only with regional circulations; there has been no report on the relationships of total blood volume to its distribution between the central and peripheral circulations, to cardiac output, or to systemic arterial pressure in hypertensive patients.
Ulrych et al. (Mon,) conducted a observational in Hypertension. Hemodynamic assessment vs. Normotensive subjects was evaluated on Relationships of total blood volume to its distribution between central and peripheral circulations, cardiac output, and systemic arterial pressure. The provided abstract contains only introductory background information and reports no quantitative results regarding cardiac output or blood volume distribution in hypertensive patients.
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