Optical Sensors: Photoplethysmography

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Explores capillary filtration, blood flow dynamics, Reynolds number, stenosis detection, and vascular compliance.

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Explores non-invasive methods for measuring arterial blood pressure and its propagation.

Explores the analysis of hydrostatic pressures in arterial compartments and the implications of venous pressure variations.

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Introduces the cardiovascular system, covering its anatomy, function, and regulation.