... ultrasound bloodflow measurement techniques have been widely used for the diagnosis of vascular ...the bloodflow direction use signals produced by the homodyne quadrature demodulation ...
... of bloodflow was performed non-invasively using a tunnel-magnetoresistance (TMR) sensor based on the magnetic signa- ture of the blood over a constant magnetic field from a permanent ...and ...
... of bloodflow, in particular, in the diagnosis of vascular ...the bloodflow and discriminate its ...the blood components, and its frequency spectrum represents the velocity profile of ...
... ABSTRACT It was our objective to verify the time course of muscle thickness and cytokine concentration after a resistance training session. In one of the experimental conditions, the training session was performed with ...
... Total bloodflow restriction was performed using vascular Doppler (MedPeg® DV -2001, Ribeirão Preto, State of São Paulo - SP, Brazil), in which the probe was placed on the radial artery (arms) and on the ...
... ABSTRACT The aim of the present study was to verify the acute effect of the aerobic exercise (AE) with bloodflow restriction (BFR) upon systolic (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP) and heart rate ...
... place flow transducers around the aortic root and superior mesenteric ...splanchnic bloodflow (splanchnic index) and intestinal to systemic flow ratio (TFIS) were ...splanchnic flow as ...
... permanent flow reduction in the territory of a cerebral artery is invariably incomplete, and arises when bloodflow in a supplying artery is reduced or stopped by atheroma, embolism, inflammatory ...
... Cerebral bloodflow autoregulation In the context of severe TBI, all of these events mentioned above induce both cytotoxic and vasogenic edemas, which will lead to a disruption of the intracranial ...
... immune response; and the control of vascular resistance in response to changes in bloodflow by regulating arterial tone in resistance arteries. Endothelial function is a clear-cut example of a dialectic ...
... cerebral bloodflow velocities (CBFV) were recorded with transcranial doppler ultrasound before and after the ...cerebral bloodflow velocities between the ...cerebral bloodflow ...
... culatory flow if autoregulation is altered, or norepi- nephrine could induce a decrease in microcirculatory flow secondary to ...microcirculatory bloodflow in septic shock patients during the ...
... nary bloodflow. With a left to right shunt, blood that has already picked up anesthetic recirculates through the lungs picking up even more anesthetic and causing a higher anes- thetic concentration ...
... The collateral circulation may carry as much as 90% of the blood entering the portal system. In this circumstance, the vascular resistance of these vessels becomes a major component of the overall resistance to ...
... In addition to the above assumptions, it has to be noted that the oxygen distribution is additionally influenced by the per- fusion of the vessels as well as by the oxygenation saturation of the blood, which both ...
... limited flow reserve and resulted in repetitive instances of myocardial stun- ning, which eventually could not be corrected and led to chronic regional left ventricular dysfunction (hibernating ...
... patches. Blood pressure and maternal and fetal heart rate war monitored at beginning of treatment and every 15 minutes during the first 2 hours and then every 8 ...hours. BloodFlow of uterine, ...
... of blood, showed increases (not significant) with respect to initial values, at days 12 and 34 after primary infection and at days three and 25 after secondary infection (Table ...peripheral blood, their T ...
... Heart Rate Variability is defined as the variation among the intervals between heartbeats and is strongly linked to autonomic modulation. The sym- pathovagal balance is dependent on the number of internal and external ...