Why the study?
Assessing nitric oxide-dependent dilation using noninvasive methods has important clinical implications.
Does the skin blood flow plateau response to local heating reliably assess NO-dependent vasodilation compared to invasive methods?
Does the skin blood flow plateau response to local heating reliably assess NO-dependent vasodilation compared to invasive methods?
The skin blood flow plateau response to local heating may serve as a reliable noninvasive method to assess NO-dependent vasodilation.
Supports noninvasive NO-dependent dilation assessment in research; hypothesis-generating, requires prospective validation before clinical use.
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