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Measurement of a-a intervals at rest in the second derivative plethysmogram is proposed to identify children developing cardiovascular risk factors to prevent adult disease.
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Should not yet change pediatric screening; hypothesis-generating for a-a interval use in childhood cardiovascular risk detection.
The ability to identify children developing a single or multiple risk factors is an important contribution to the prevention of serious cardiovascular diseases in adulthood.
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Elgendi et al. (2009) studied this question. Measurement of a-a intervals at rest in the second derivative plethysmogram is proposed to identify children developing cardiovascular risk factors to prevent adult disease.
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