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Femoral artery occlusion in dogs demonstrates that reactive hyperemia vitiates the static limit of arterial blood pressure as an index of vasomotor tone.
Reactive hyperemia in dogs invalidates the static limit of arterial blood pressure as an index of vasomotor tone after femoral artery occlusion.
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Reactive hyperemia may invalidate static BP limit as vasomotor tone index after occlusion; leaves open translation beyond canine models.
Levy et al. (1954) studied this question. Femoral artery occlusion was evaluated on Static limit of arterial blood pressure in the distal segment. Femoral artery occlusion in dogs demonstrates that reactive hyperemia vitiates the static limit of arterial blood pressure as an index of vasomotor tone.
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