Quantitative Vascular Evaluation: From Laboratory Experiments to Point-of-Care Patient (Experimental Approach)

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Study design: Review. Population: Arterial mechanics. Intervention: Quantitative vascular evaluation techniques.

Q: What does this research mean for the field?

Quantitative vascular evaluation methodologies enable the translation of arterial mechanics research from laboratory experimental models to point-of-care patient assessments. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Ricardo L. Armentano; Leandro J. Cymberknop

doi:10.2174/1573402114666180423110658

April 25, 2018Current Hypertension Reviews

Quantitative Vascular Evaluation: From Laboratory Experiments to Point-of-Care Patient (Experimental Approach)

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Key result

International research review synthesizes quantitative vascular evaluation techniques for arterial mechanics without clinical endpoint data.

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Why the study?

This paper illustrates the evolution of knowledge of arterial mechanics and discusses techniques from an interdisciplinary team created across Argentina, Uruguay, France, and Spain to conduct research, train human resources, and gain access to technological innovation to improve public health.

Key Points

To review the historical evolution and practical translation of arterial wall mechanics research from foundational bench experiments to point-of-care patient assessments.
Synthesized long-term multi-institutional experience across research groups in Argentina, Uruguay, France, and Spain.
Evaluated methodological frameworks and diagnostic techniques designed to quantify biomechanical properties of the arterial wall.
Outlines the transition of biomechanical measurement techniques from basic physiological models to practical point-of-care diagnostic tools.
Establishes an international collaborative framework linking technological innovation in vascular mechanics directly to public health initiatives.

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Arterial mechanics

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Quantitative vascular evaluation techniques

This paper reviews the evolution of arterial mechanics evaluation techniques and highlights the role of an international interdisciplinary team in advancing technological innovation for public health.

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Implication

May guide point-of-care vascular diagnostics; leaves open prospective validation in clinical settings.

Abstract

This paper illustrates the evolution of our knowledge of arterial mechanics from our initial research works up to the present time. Several techniques focusing on this topic in terms of our experience are dis-cussed. An interdisciplinary team composed by different institutions from Argentina, Uruguay, France and Spain was created to conduct research, to train human resources and to fulfill the inevitable social role of gaining access to technological inno-vation to improve public health.

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Armentano et al. (2018) conducted a review in Arterial mechanics. Quantitative vascular evaluation techniques was evaluated. Quantitative vascular evaluation techniques for arterial mechanics were reviewed across an international research collaboration in 4 countries, with no quantitative clinical endpoints reported.

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