Key result
Stressful interviews induced significant alterations in coronary blood flow and other hemodynamic parameters corresponding to the patients' feeling states.
Why the study?
Do stressful interviews alter coronary blood flow and hemodynamic indicators in adult males?
Observational (n=30)
Do stressful interviews alter coronary blood flow and hemodynamic indicators in adult males?
Stressful interviews induce significant, patterned changes in coronary blood flow and hemodynamics that correlate with emotional states.
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May warrant attention to emotional stress during coronary assessment; hypothesis-generating for psychosomatic hemodynamics.
Adsett et al. (1962) reported an observational. Stressful interviews vs. Baseline (before interviews) was evaluated on Changes in coronary blood flow, blood pressure, pulse rate, cardiac output, and peripheral resistance. Stressful interviews induced significant alterations in coronary blood flow and other hemodynamic parameters corresponding to the patients' feeling states.
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