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Ultrasound detection of altered placental vascular morphology based on hemodynamic pulse wave reflection.

open access: yesAm J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol, 2017
Rahman A   +7 more
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Wave reflection in 3D conditions

Coastal Engineering, 2010
Based on recent experiments carried out in wave basin on breakwaters with armour layer of rocks and cubes, this paper examines the dependence of the reflection coefficient on wave directional spreading and obliquity. Results suggest that long-crested and short-crested waves give similar reflection.
ZANUTTIGH, BARBARA, Lykke Andersen T.
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Ageing and wave reflection

Journal of Hypertension, 1992
To determine the effects of wave reflection on the increase in arterial pressure that occurs with age and its association with concomitant changes in both the magnitude and contour of the arterial pressure pulse.While age-related changes in mean pressure are similar in central and peripheral arteries, changes in pulse pressure and pulse waveform ...
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Antihypertensive therapy and wave reflections

Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids, 1996
Studies of pulsatile arterial hemodynamics have emphasized that the pulsatile component of pulse pressure has two important characteristics: (i) it increases from central to peripheral arteries for a similar value of mean arterial pressure, and (ii) it is dominantly influenced by the amplitude and timing of the backward pressure wave.
M E, Safar   +3 more
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WAVE REFLECTION FROM COASTAL STRUCTURES

Coastal Engineering 2006, 2007
This paper analyses wave reflection for various type of structures, such as smooth and rock (permeable and impermeable core) slopes and slopes with all kind of artificial armour units. A database was prepared, based on existing databases for wave transmission and overtopping.
ZANUTTIGH, BARBARA, Van der Meer J. W.
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Wave reflections from duct terminations

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2001
The reflection coefficients and inertial end corrections of several duct terminations, including finite length duct extensions perpendicular to an infinite wall, as well as at a number of angles, curved interface surfaces, and annular cavities, are determined and analyzed in the absence of flow by employing the boundary element method.
A, Selamet, Z L, Ji, R A, Kach
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