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Palpatory method of measuring diastolic blood pressure
Background: Most common method for measuring blood pressure is palpatory but only systolic pressure can be measured with this method. In this study we are describing palpatory method of measuring diastolic blood pressure as well.
Dinesh Sahu, M Bhaskaran
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Purpose Arthroscopy is one of the most common interventions in orthopedics. Hence it is important to train users early in order to ensure the safest possible identification of access portals (AP).
Andreas Michael Weimer +11 more
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Background: Blood pressure (BP) measurement being a part of clinical examination gives a fair idea about the hemodynamic status. The auscultatory method is considered as a gold standard, a simple, noninvasive way to measure BP in patients as well as in ...
Mohammad Danish +3 more
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Anatomical landmarks and palpation are traditionally used for radial arterial catheterization in emergency units. Despite the successful use of ultrasound monitoring for central venous access, there is a lack of evidence about the benefits of the ...
D. A. Averyanov +2 more
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Recent meta-analysis comparing the success rates of various methods of arterial cannulation in adult patients found heterogeneity in the available data. Hence, we did this study to evaluate and compare the success rate of palpatory method with that of ultrasound guided methods of radial artery cannulation.
Mounica Rajasekar +2 more
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Background: Whether use of ultrasound (USG) to cannulate dorsalis pedis artery (DPA) increases first pass successful cannulation, decreases the number of attempts and complications as compared to palpation technique was assessed in this study.
Rahul Kumar Anand +6 more
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Superficial arteries, such as radial and dorsalis pedis arteries, are commonly cannulated for invasive blood pressure monitoring. Failure to cannulate these arteries necessitates alternate arteries, such as the posterior tibial artery (PTA). The deep-seated anatomy of PTA makes arterial cannulation precarious by the palpatory technique.
Eda, Jhansi +2 more
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Diagnostic Tests for Confirmation of Mating in Adult Female Wistar Rats: An Experimental Study [PDF]
Introduction: The assessment of confirmation of mating in rats is a procedure which requires expertise with caution, and careful execution. Rats are spontaneous ovulators and are widely used to study the reproductive system.
Kesavamoorthy Yugesh +2 more
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Analysing the Influence of Selected Eye Dysfunctions on Palpation Abilities of Massage Therapists [PDF]
Introduction: Palpation arises controversy in the field of physiotherapy. On the one hand, this method provides a lot of valuable information. On the other, issues related to its reliability still exist.
Marcin Piwecki, Renata Woźniacka
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Background and Aims: Lumbar epidural catheter insertion is conventionally performed by anesthesia residents by palpation of anatomical landmarks with relatively blind localization of epidural space which may lead to an increase in failure rate. We aim to
Anguraj Jagadish +4 more
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