Why the study?
Does pulse transit time correlate with arterial blood pressure during dynamic and static exercise in young healthy males?
Does pulse transit time correlate with arterial blood pressure during dynamic and static exercise in young healthy males?
Radial pulse transit time (RPI) is highly correlated with systolic blood pressure during both dynamic and static exercise, suggesting its potential utility as a surrogate marker for SBP changes.
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May support RPI as noninvasive SBP surrogate during exercise; hypothesis-generating and requires validation before clinical use.
Marie et al. (1984) studied this question.
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