“…Abnormal geometry alterations caused by pathological conditions such as local expansions (aneurysms) and reductions (stenoses) of the radius, modify the pulse waveforms. For instance, in patients with aortic aneurysms, the increase in the radius has been associated with a lower central pulse pressure and a smaller PWV [3]. Waveform analysis in healthy and pathological conditions can be performed in the time or frequency domains [4][5][6].…”