Viscous and inertial components contribute to arterial distensibility and compliance in vitro. The purpose of our study was to determine whether this phenomenon is of relevance in vivo, namely, whether arterial compliance is altered by an increase in heart rate.
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Heart rate-dependence of arterial distensibility in vivo
GIANNATTASIO, CRISTINA;MANCIA, GIUSEPPEUltimo
1996
Abstract
Viscous and inertial components contribute to arterial distensibility and compliance in vitro. The purpose of our study was to determine whether this phenomenon is of relevance in vivo, namely, whether arterial compliance is altered by an increase in heart rate.File in questo prodotto:
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