Why the study?
Traditional Chinese pulse diagnosis relies on manual palpation by three fingers, prompting the development of a device to objectively perform pulse diagnosis using multiple pressure sensors with a cuff.
Can a newly developed device with multiple pressure sensors objectively evaluate radial artery pulse waveforms in adult males?
Can a newly developed device with multiple pressure sensors objectively evaluate radial artery pulse waveforms in adult males?
A newly developed device with multiple pressure sensors and a cuff can objectively measure radial artery pulse waveforms in a manner similar to traditional Chinese pulse diagnosis.
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Supports multi-sensor radial pulse feasibility in males; hypothesis-generating for stress monitoring and traditional pulse diagnosis validation.
Yamada et al. (2021) studied this question.
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