An electronic diagnoser of the arterial pulse has been designed to output pulse amplitude, instantaneous pulse rate, and spectral energy ratios for potential diagnostic use.
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Pulse diagnostic prototype needs validation before use; leaves open its clinical utility in cardiovascular assessment.
An electronic diagnoser of the arterial pulse has been designed to give three outputs: pulse amplitude, instantaneous pulse rate (IPR) and spectral energy ratios (SER) at 5 and 10 Hz. The information thus provided will be useful for diagnosing many kinds of disease in the human body.
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