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The reproducibility of cardiac baroreceptor activity assessed non-invasively by spectral and sequence techniques

Dawson et al., 1997

Document ID
8256760405413517610
Author
Dawson S
Robinson T
Youde J
James M
Martin A
Weston P
Panerai R
Potter J
Publication year
Publication venue
Clinical Autonomic Research

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Baroreceptor sensitivity (BRS) is increasingly used as a prognostic indicator in cardiovascular disease. Traditionally it has been measured using invasive techniques with pharmacological manipulation of blood pressure (BP). With the advent of newer methods to …
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