... estimated to give maximal blood levels of the ingredients [11, 13] Expired air was then collected and analyzed during the next 10 of the session Heart rateandbloodpressure were recorded at ... were observed for heart rates or blood pressures between the experi- Table The effect of gender and supplementation on cardiovascular and metabolic parameters Treatment Heart Rate (bpm) Systolic ... observed in heart rate, and systolic and diastolic blood pressures for up to five hours Of interest is the fact that Min et al [18] used this same product in a similarly designed study and saw no effect...
... during both resting condition and focal cortical activity The strict coupling existing between "activation", local oxygen consumption, and increased regional cerebral bloodflow constitutes the basis ... He showed aphasia, motor impairment, and poor scores in fluency and verbal tests After a year of drug therapy (antihypertensive and antiaggregating agents) and logopedic therapy, this subject ... motor control and reaching tasks, and increased his AAT (Aachener Aphasie Test) score from 52/60 to 56/60 Measurement protocol We applied TCD and NIRS during baseline conditions and during CO2...
... and Research 2008, 3:36 The limb (and thus the)virtual cylinder is composed of soft tissue (mainly muscles and skin) and "hard" tissue (bone and bone marrow) The soft tissue volume (VS) andblood ... systems are balanced, thus the bloodflow in each compartment is constant, and the momentary bloodflow can be calculated from the plethysmography Say that a momentary bloodflow through the 100 ml ... right and left upper limbs, and 265 ± 22 and 256 ± 20 ml for the right and left lower limbs, respectively At steady state bloodflow measurements in the four limbs ranged between 5.5 – 6.5 and...
... changes in bloodflow in the human corpus luteum throughout the luteal phase and a close relationship between luteal bloodflowand luteal function [16] Interestingly, luteal bloodflow was significantly ... luteal bloodflow For this purpose, we focused on vitamin E and a potential nitric oxide (NO) donor, L-arginine, to increase luteal bloodflow Vitamin E has been shown to improve capillary bloodflow ... defined as the difference between maximal systolic bloodflow (S) and minimal diastolic flow (D) divided by the peak systolic flow (S-D/S) Bloodflow impedances were examined in the corpus luteum...
... W.-Y Sheng, W.-J Wong, and H.-H Hu, “Frequency domain analysis of cerebral blood flow velocity and its correlation with arterial blood pressure, ” Journal of Cerebral BloodFlow & Metabolism, vol ... of periodic changes in blood pressure, ” Stroke, vol 26, no 5, pp 834–837, 1995 R R Diehl, D Linden, D L¨ cke, and P Berlit, “Spontaneous u bloodpressure oscillations and cerebral autoregulation,” ... variations of autonomic cardiovascular and respiratory control (e.g., respiration, heart rate, blood pressure, vascular tone) Furthermore, applying the method to healthy and diabetic subjects, we showed...
... Intestinal microvascular bloodflow Shown is intestinal microvascular bloodflow (IMBF) as a percentage of baseline; measurements taken at baseflow line (time point hours) and at 1, and hours after the ... period of observation Heart rateand mean arterial pressure In both endotoxaemic groups (LPS and DPX group), endotoxin challenge resulted in increased heart rateand decreased Page of (page number ... JB, EK, CS and ChL coordinated the study and drafted the manuscript ChL, BL and PS performed the IVM and collected the data OVH, MG, DP, TU and MW helped to draft the manuscript CS, WJK and ChL...
... portal vein and changes in HA or PV bloodflow could again be recorded as absolute values from the precalibrated electromagnetic flow meters Dose-response curves of changes in bloodflow vs dose ... carotid artery for bloodpressure monitoring, a midline laparotomy was performed and the inflow vessels to the liver dissected The gastroduodenal artery and vein were ligated and divided A prosthetic ... arterial pressure responses (∆ HAP) and (b) portal venous pressure responses (∆ PVP) to intra-porThe changes in (a) hepatic arterial pressure responses (∆ HAP) and (b) portal venous pressure...
... Table Measurements and derived calculations Serial measurements of heart rate, MAP, mean arterial pulmonary pressure, pulmonary artery occlusion pressure, and central venous pressure were performed ... between no flow (0), intermittent flow (1), sluggish flow (2), and continuous flow (3) [22] A value was assigned to each individual vessel The overall score, called the microvascular flow index ... infusions of midazolam and fentanyl were kept constant at rates of 0.99 ± 0.22 mg/kg/hour and 0.82 ± 0.20 μg/kg/hour, respectively Video clips were analyzed blindly and randomly using different...
... have used higher targets and resulted in still substantially higher actual bloodpressure levels during sustained administration of catecholamines [8,9] As vasopressor and inotropic agents are, ... arterial occlusion pressure of 18 mmHg or less and mmHg or higher if cardiac index less than L/min/m2, and adequate fluid resuscitation in the opinion of the investigator; 5) continuous pressure monitoring ... in Table S1 and S2 of Additional data file Clinical and hemodynamic management Throughout the study, patients were resuscitated according to a strict hemodynamic protocol and local standards of...
... expressions This can be demonstrated for the case of the oscillating pressure gradient Ăeiωt: the integral of the pressure gradient multiplied by flowrate is when pressureandflow are the complex-variable ... denoted Ă, and a constant gradient is denoted à Q Rate of bloodflow measured as volume per second: Q denotes the rate for an oscillating pressure gradient with mean 0, and Q denotes the rate for ... Similarly, the flowrate in the tube and the shear force at the inner wall of the tube are the sums of the flow rates and the shear forces, respectively, of the constant gradient model and the oscillating...
... only after APV, heart rateandbloodpressure returned to baseline and stabilized The APVs, heart rates, blood pressures, and vasodilator-induced peak APVs, heart rates, blood pressures were determined ... contribution to coronary bloodflow 67 3.4.4 Adenosine A1 receptors contribution to coronary bloodflow 68 3.4.5 Comparison of coronary bloodflow in control and dyslipidemic pigs ... baseline and bradykinin (1, 2, ng/kg) was administered APV, heart rateandbloodpressure were continuously recorded as described above Because of the prolonged response to bradykinin, hemodynamic and...
... Micro -blood Flow: Experimental and Numerical Study Abstract This thesis aims to provide detailed insight into the rheological aspects of cell-free layer (CFL) formation in micro -blood flowand ... WIDTH IN BLOODFLOW 60 Introduction 60 Motivation and Purpose 61 Materials and Methods 63 v 3.1 Blood samples 63 3.2 Perfusion system and ... study on the suspension of blood, which includes blood rheology, cell mechanics and physiology Blood, a vital fluid of humans, is a concentrated suspension of cells and cell fragments in plasma...
... procedure, we usually ligate and cut the descending branches of the uterine arteries and vaginal arteries These arteries mainly supply blood to the lower segment of the uterus Fig and Fig show that the ... that the ovarian artery might be the major contributor of bloodflow to the uterus In this study, 3D CT scans also showed sufficient bloodflow to the uterine body through both ovarian arteries, ... In this report, we looked at changes of the blood supply to the uterus in two patients who experienced pregnancy and delivery RT seems to change bloodflow to the uterine body through the neovascularization...
... Kent, UK) The cannulation allowed heart rateandbloodpressure to be monitored During the pro- ing pressure oxygen saturation and postcapillary venous flow, tendon after preparation of both Achilles ... hemoglobin and the principle of bloodflow measurement are combined in the O2C system The optical method for measuring both, bloodflow by Laser-Doppler technique and hemoglobin oxygenation and hemoglobin ... injury As the tendon heals, nerves and vessels withdraw [11,12] microcirculatory bloodflow 120,00 microcirculatory bloodflow [AU] • tendinous capillary bloodflow [arbitrary units; AU] 100,00...
... defined as the difference between maximal systolic bloodflow (S) and minimal diastolic flow (D) divided by the peak systolic flow (S-D/S) Bloodflow impedances were examined in the corpus luteum ... high bloodflow impedance of the corpus luteum with very low serum LH levels, and that HCG treatment significantly improved bloodflow impedance of the corpus luteum Because high bloodflow impedance ... rat and sheep [26,27], and increases rat ovarian bloodflow via locally produced NO [28] Endothelin-1, a vasoconstrictor, is produced by luteal cells [29], and HCG may affect luteal blood flow...
... and A1 are the amplitude of the constant pressure gradient and pulsatile pressure gradient and ω 2πfp , fp is the pulse rate The appropriate boundary and initial conditions are wH wN τH τN at ... of blood through stenosed tapered artery 4.2 FlowRate The variation of the flow rate with axial distance for different values of the interface position 0.1a, μH 0.035, μN 0.3μH , and τy 0.1 α and ... Herschel-Bulkley H-B fluid and the plasma in the peripheral layer as Newtonian fluid Chaturani and Ponnalagar Samy 16 and Sankar and Hemalatha 24 have mentioned that, for tube diameter 0.095 mm, blood behaves...
... Bloodpressureand heart rate for subjects 08, 09 and 10 was recorded with a similar bloodpressure monitor (CVS Pharmacy Inc, Woonsocket, RI 02895 Model # 1086CVS) Bloodpressureand heart rate ... heart rate, and end-tidal CO2 An automated bloodpressure cuff was placed on the bicep of the subject and inflated two times each hour in order to determine changes in bloodpressureand heart rate ... cerebral bloodflow during rapid eye movement sleep J Cereb BloodFlow Metab 1991, 11:502-507 Meyer JS, Ishikawa Y, Hata T, Karacan I: Cerebral bloodflow in normal and abnormal sleep and dreaming...
... He deteriorated in academic competence, which resulted in repeated academic failures and having to leave school He was noted to be less stressed than normal and his social interaction and self-care ... conducted complete blood count, blood biochemistry, immunological workup and electrocardiogram) produced normal results He sought consultation with an ophthalmologist for double vision, and was diagnosed ... abnormal range, with a total score of less than 19 Blood tests revealed normal complete blood count, blood biochemistry, thyroid functions and lipid levels Brain perfusion single-photon-emission...
... 1: Salivary flow rate, pH, and concentrations of calcium, phosphate, and sIgA in pregnant and non-pregnant women Variable Pregnant (n = 22) Non-pregnant (n = 22) Mean Salivary flowrate (mL/min) ... for independent samples (for salivary flow rate) and ANCOVA (for salivary pH, and concentrations of calcium, phosphate, and sIgA; covariate: salivary flow rate) , two-tailed α = 0.05 Page of (page ... salivary flow rates, since both unstimulated and paraffin-stimulated flow rates remained unchanged We did not find any difference in the concentrations of calcium and phosphate between the pregnant and...