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Pulse Contour Variability Before and After Exercise
Salt Lake City, Utah June 22-June 23
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L.S. Xu, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
K.Q. Wang, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
L. Wang, The University of Hong Kong, China
Naimin Li, 3211th Hospital of PLA, Harbin, China
This paper compares the radial artery pulses of 105 young graduate students. The radial artery pulses after performing progressive ergometer for five minutes are different from those at rest. All the pulses become floating and fast. The contours of pulses have three kinds of variability. The incisures of 39 subjects become especially low; sometimes the incisures are lower than the onset of pulse waveform. The tidal waves and dicrotic waves of 32 subjects become higher. The pulses of 34 subjects become smooth. Their incisures and dicrotic waves become lower. These changes can instruct the exercise and training of the young students and athletes.
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L.S. Xu, K.Q. Wang, L. Wang, Naimin Li, "Pulse Contour Variability Before and After Exercise," cbms, pp.237-240, 19th IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS'06), 2006
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