Key result
An electrical analog frequency filter network demonstrated that pressure wave distortion in arteries can be explained by resonant frequency and damping coefficients dependent on arterial properties.
Population
Electrical analog model of a segment of artery
Design
Preclinical
Authors
Loading...
Does not inform clinical arterial waveform assessment; leaves open human validation of resonant frequency models.
An electrical analog model demonstrates that arterial pressure wave distortion can be explained by resonant frequency and damping coefficients related to the physical properties of the artery.
Homer R. Warner (1957) studied Pressure wave distortion by arterial walls. Electrical analog (frequency filter network) was evaluated on Pressure wave distortion. An electrical analog frequency filter network demonstrated that pressure wave distortion in arteries can be explained by resonant frequency and damping coefficients dependent on arterial properties.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: