Titlebook: Methods in Angiology; A Physical-Technical Marc Verstraete (Professor of Medicine) Book 1980 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers bv, The Hague 1980

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Plethysmography, an increase of a volume. The word is commonly used for instruments which noninvasively measure the blood flow in peripheral vascular beds (primarily in the extremities), starting from volume variations.

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Noninvasive pressure measurements in arterial disease, circulation. Undoubtly, indirect pressure measurements with noninvasive techniques have gained a widespread popularity during the last decade because of their simplicity and reliability. The basic principle of sphygmomanometric blood pressure measurement is well-known: a distensible cuff is applied

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Intra-arterial pressure,es. The term pressure is derived from the Latin verb, premere, meaning to act on with steady force or weight. It is defined as the static force per unit area exerted by a column of fluid according to the equation: P = h × d × a, where h and d are the height and density of the column of fluid and a i

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Blood viscosity and red cell deformability, has been placed by clinicians interested in circulatory diseases on the pathology of the vessels. The physical flow properties of the blood have only recently been investigated systematically and this chapter will attempt to summarise the available techniques of measurement and outline the clinical

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Angiography in angiology,ue allows angiography of almost any vascular area with minimal risk and discomfort for the patient. The studies exquisitely delineate the nature, site and extent of anatomical defects (1–5). Though an angiogram may not be essential for the planning of every vascular operation, it is often the primar