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External mechanical compression reduces regional arterial stiffness
Kevin S. Heffernan
, David G. Edwards
, Lindy Rossow
, Sae Young Jae
,
Bo Fernhall
MCNHS - Dean's Office
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Arterial Stiffness
100%
Mechanical Compression
100%
Pulse Wave Velocity
40%
Peripheral Arterial Stiffness
40%
Acute Exercise
40%
Peripheral Pulse Wave Velocity
40%
Deflation
40%
Calves
20%
Inflation
20%
Healthy Young
20%
Vasculature
20%
Stiffness
20%
Resistance Exercise
20%
Dorsalis Pedis
20%
Systolic Pressure
20%
External Compression
20%
Muscular Artery
20%
Compression Cycle
20%
Inflatable Cuffs
20%
Suprasystolic
20%
Thigh
20%
Duty Cycle
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Arterial Stiffness
100%
Pulse Wave Velocity
66%
Leg
66%
Systolic Blood Pressure
16%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Arterial Stiffness
100%
Pulse Wave Velocity
66%
Muscular Artery
16%
Thigh
16%
Vascularity
16%