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Diastolic pressure, systolic pressure, or pulse pressure?
Current Hypertension Reports, 2000Diastolic pressure, systolic pressure, and pulse pressure have all been assigned the role of the best predictor of cardiovascular events during the 20th century. At the dawn of the new millennium, concepts that draw attention to vascular mechanics reconcile the seemingly conflicting results of epidemiologic studies, better define the hypertensive ...
C, Vlachopoulos, M, O'Rourke
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Science, 2005
GENETICS Hypertension is an extremely common disorder that, left untreated, can lead to stroke, heart disease, and kidney failure. Individuals of African descent are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure than are those of European descent, and this may reflect adaptations to distinct environmental selection pressures experienced by ...
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GENETICS Hypertension is an extremely common disorder that, left untreated, can lead to stroke, heart disease, and kidney failure. Individuals of African descent are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure than are those of European descent, and this may reflect adaptations to distinct environmental selection pressures experienced by ...
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Pressure measurement: Electrical pressure transducers
Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases, 1963Summary The principles of intravascular pressure detection and recording have been discussed. Accuracy of recording depends upon the dynamic response characteristics (frequency response and sensitivity), and the stability of the transducer system, as well as the response characteristics of the amplifier and recorder.
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Pressure developed under pressure garment
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1993To study how much pressure develops under a pressure garment, and how to obtain adequate effective pressure for scar treatment, we have used garments in combination with sponge and plastic plates in human volunteers. The pressures increased significantly when a sponge or sponge and plastic plate were used beneath the garment compared to pressures using
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[Intracranial pressure--volumetric pressure and driving pressure].
No to shinkei = Brain and nerve, 1977In order to understand the pathogenesis of increased intracranial pressure, the concept of the driving pressure (DP) from the intracranial vascular system was proposed. The DP consists of the transmission of atrial pressure (ADP) and venous pressure (vp).
A, Ikeyama, S, Maeda, H, Nagai
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1972
Pressure may be defined as force acting against a given area. Basically there exist two types of units for measuring pressure. Pressure may be expressed as weight per unit area or as the height of a liquid column. The first alternative clearly adheres to the definition according to which a weight (force) acts against a certain area.
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Pressure may be defined as force acting against a given area. Basically there exist two types of units for measuring pressure. Pressure may be expressed as weight per unit area or as the height of a liquid column. The first alternative clearly adheres to the definition according to which a weight (force) acts against a certain area.
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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1991
Progress in treatment of pressure ulcers over the past decade has contributed to our ability to more effectively treat problem ulcers. Through choice of the proper dressing, wound environment and cellular activity may be positively influenced and wound repair accelerated.
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Progress in treatment of pressure ulcers over the past decade has contributed to our ability to more effectively treat problem ulcers. Through choice of the proper dressing, wound environment and cellular activity may be positively influenced and wound repair accelerated.
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Blood Pressure and Atmospheric Pressure
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1996M, Weinbacher +5 more
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