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A new oscillometric method for assessment of arterial stiffness: comparison with tonometric and piezo-electronic methods

Baulmann et al., 2008

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Baulmann J
Schillings U
Rickert S
Uen S
Düsing R
Illyes M
Cziraki A
Nickenig G
Mengden T
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Journal of hypertension

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Results The correlations of the PWV as assessed with the Arteriograph with the values obtained using the SphygmoCor (r= 0.67, P< 0.001) and the Complior (r= 0.69, P< 0.001) were highly significant. Variability and reproducibility for PWV were best for the Arteriograph …
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