Guidelines for the Use of Pulse Wave Analysis in Adults and Children

Stoner, Lee; Lambrick, Danielle; Faulkner, J.; Young, Joanne

doi:10.5551/jat.16295

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“…[29][30][31] Because younger people tend to have compliant arteries, the impact of energy shots on Aix might be attenuated in our population. 29 The results of this study cannot be extrapolated to the general population, espe- cially in elderly patients or those with comorbid diseases. Food consumption is known to decrease vascular resistance, decrease blood pressure, increase heart rate, and increase cardiac output.…”

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Effect of Caffeinated Versus Noncaffeinated Energy Drinks on Central Blood Pressures

Phan

Shah

2014

Pharmacotherapy

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Effect of Caffeinated Versus Noncaffeinated Energy Drinks on Central Blood Pressures

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Shah

2014

Pharmacotherapy

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“…[17]. Each measurement cycle lasted approximately 60 seconds, consisting of a brachial blood pressure recording and then a 10 second sub-systolic recording.…”

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Reliability of oscillometric central blood pressure responses to submaximal exercise

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Lambrick³

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Journal of Hypertension

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Central blood pressure responses to exercise may provide clinicians with a superior diagnostic and prognostic tool. However, in order to be of value in a clinical setting these assessments must be simple to conduct and reliable. Objective: Using oscillometric pulse wave analysis (PWA), determine the upper limit for between-day reliability of central systolic blood pressure ( that, at least in a young health cohort, oscillometric PWA can be used to reliably assess central blood pressure measurements during exercise, up to a moderate intensity. While further work is required to validate these findings in clinical cohorts, these measurements may provide clinicians with a practical option for obtaining important hemodynamic information beyond that provided by resting peripheral blood pressure.

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“…[12] PULSE WAVE ANALYSIS Following 20 minutes of undisturbed rest, oscillometric pressure waveforms were recorded by a single operator on the left upper arm using a SphygmoCor XCEL device (AtCor Medical, Sydney, Australia), following standard manufacturer guidelines. [13] Each measurement cycle lasted Reliability of Waveform Separation Analysis 6 approximately 60 seconds, consisting of a brachial blood pressure recording and then a 10 sec sub-systolic recording. A corresponding aortic pressure waveform (Figure 1) was generated using a validated transfer function.…”

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Reliability of pulse waveform separation analysis

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Fryer

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Journal of Hypertension

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Guidelines for the Use of Pulse Wave Analysis in Adults and Children

Cited by 51 publications

References 14 publications

Effect of Caffeinated Versus Noncaffeinated Energy Drinks on Central Blood Pressures

Effect of Caffeinated Versus Noncaffeinated Energy Drinks on Central Blood Pressures

Reliability of oscillometric central blood pressure responses to submaximal exercise

Reliability of pulse waveform separation analysis

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