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Regulation of Arterial Pressure
2012The heart produces the arterial pressure by virtue of pumping blood from the low-pressure, venous side of the circulation, into the high-pressure, arterial side. Constriction of the vascular system, however, raises the pressure by virtue of having less compliant vessels in which the heart forces the blood. The total volume of blood in the arterial side,
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1980
This passage is from Statical Essays : Containing Haemostaticks, a treatise written in 1733 by an English clergyman named Stephen ales. Although there the 18th century, this experiment of sorts by the Reverend Hales is often cited (97), (346) as an early and dramatic demonstrable pressure -- enough to elevate a column of water some five feet or more.
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This passage is from Statical Essays : Containing Haemostaticks, a treatise written in 1733 by an English clergyman named Stephen ales. Although there the 18th century, this experiment of sorts by the Reverend Hales is often cited (97), (346) as an early and dramatic demonstrable pressure -- enough to elevate a column of water some five feet or more.
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2012
Let us consider the cardiovascular system as a simple hydraulic circuit, where there is a pump (heart) with a rhythmic activity (systole → diastole → systole …) that pushes a liquid (blood) into a tube (aorta), which divides over and over again (peripheral arteries → arterioles → capillaries) to be able to reach the farthest extremes (tissues).
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Let us consider the cardiovascular system as a simple hydraulic circuit, where there is a pump (heart) with a rhythmic activity (systole → diastole → systole …) that pushes a liquid (blood) into a tube (aorta), which divides over and over again (peripheral arteries → arterioles → capillaries) to be able to reach the farthest extremes (tissues).
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1980
The force of cardiac contraction is transmitted to the arterial system as pressure which maintains patency of blood vessels and perfusion of capillaries. The term pressure is derived from the Latin verb, premere, meaning to act on with steady force or weight.
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The force of cardiac contraction is transmitted to the arterial system as pressure which maintains patency of blood vessels and perfusion of capillaries. The term pressure is derived from the Latin verb, premere, meaning to act on with steady force or weight.
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Piezoelectric Dynamics of Arterial Pulse for Wearable Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring
Advanced Materials, 2022Zhiran Yi, Jingquan Liu, Wen-ming Zhang
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Influence of Arterial Pressure on Intrarenal Pressure
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1952Victor Moore +2 more
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BMJ, 1940