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August 1, 1966The British Journal of Psychiatry

Measurement of Anxiety by Forearm Blood Flow

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Key result

Measurement of forearm blood flow is proposed as an objective physiological index to evaluate changes in anxiety, though no specific clinical data are reported in this abstract.

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DKD. H. W. KellySt Thomas' Hospital

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Implication

Forearm blood flow may merit exploration as anxiety index; leaves open validation before any clinical use.

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Anxiety
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Exposure / Comparator
Measurement of forearm blood flow

Forearm blood flow is proposed as a potential objective physiological index to measure changes in anxiety.

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D. H. W. Kelly (1966) studied Anxiety. Measurement of forearm blood flow was evaluated. Measurement of forearm blood flow is proposed as an objective physiological index to evaluate changes in anxiety, though no specific clinical data are reported in this abstract.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ef60e9bbe36aec96b5837https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.112.489.789
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