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18 young healthy volunteers (including a subset of 10 strictly nonsmoking volunteers)
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Radial vasomotion appears flow-dependent; extends mechanistic insights but leaves open any clinical application.
Very-low-frequency vasomotion in the radial artery exhibits a consistent phase lag with flow preceding diameter changes, suggesting a flow- or shear stress-dependent phenomenon.
Hayoz et al. (1995) studied this question.
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