Why the study?
Does external compression of the human brachial artery induce waveform reflections?
Population
Humans (specific details not provided)
Design
Other
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May introduce artifacts during cuff-based brachial measurements; leaves open effects on routine BP interpretation.
Does external compression of the human brachial artery induce waveform reflections?
External compression of the brachial artery induces resonant waveform reflections, which has implications for arterial measurements where external pressure is applied.
Köbler et al. (1995) studied this question.
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