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An arrangement for recording the pulse curve successfully correlates recorded values with arterial pressure changes, as confirmed by clinical observations.
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Physical basis aids BP device calibration; leaves open prospective validation in modern cohorts.
The physical basis of blood-pressure measurement has been formulated. An arrangement for recording the essential features of the pulse curve is described, and the relation between the recorded values and the pressure changes in the artery discussed. The results have been confirmed by clinical observations.
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Evans et al. (1942) studied this question. An arrangement for recording the pulse curve successfully correlates recorded values with arterial pressure changes, as confirmed by clinical observations.
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