Reply to Mynard et al

Pomella et al express appreciation to Mynard et al for their interest in their work which focuses on noninvasive assessment of hemodynamics with exercise. The paper explores the experimental protocol involving measurement of carotid ultrasound and blood pressure during exercise at incremental worklo...

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Veröffentlicht in:	American journal of physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology 2018-11, Vol.315 (5), p.H1496-H1498
Hauptverfasser:	Pomella, N, Wilhelm, E N, Kolyva, C, González-Alonso, J, Rakobowchuk, M, Khir, A W
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Schlagworte:	Blood pressure Carotid arteries Carotid artery Decompression Exercise physiology Hemodynamics Monitoring systems Systole Ultrasound
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