Use of pulse pressure method for estimating total arterial compliance in vivo
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Seven classic and recently proposed methods used for the estimation of total arterial compliance have been evaluated for their accuracy and applicability in different physiological conditions. The pressure and flow data are taken from a computer model that ...
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