… Flowmotion is the rhythmical variations in measured skin blood flow that arise due to global
and local … Thus, to detect pathology-induced changes in the flowmotion signal, they must …

… However, different light frequencies mean different interaction with tissues, such that LDF
and PPG flowmotion curves might have distinct meanings, particularly during adaptative (…

… There is increasing evidence to suggest that microcirculation … the first time that acute
OGL induces changes in the spectral … to decreased oxygen partial pressure in the tissues [47,48] …

… of flowmotion per se is beneficial to the tissue. Goldman and Popel [15] simulated the effect
on tissue oxygenation of … In summary, there seem to be some evidence suggesting that …

… in the influence of local flow-motion activity on the information … evidence that the influence
of the modulators of flow-motion … enhance network perfusion and tissue oxygenation, we can …

… The skin blood flux (BF) and tissue oxygenation (OXY) … the cardiac activity during thermally
induced vasodilation. There was … as there is evidence that it can detect changes in the small …

… Simple Summary: There is increasing evidence to suggest … first time that acute OGL induces
changes in the spectral com… response to decreased oxygen partial pressure in the tissues [47…

… We hypothesized that inducing oscillations in arterial pressure … flow and cerebral tissue
oxygen saturation during exposure to a … Evidence of flowmotion induced changes in local tissue …

… in flow velocity of oxygenated blood (‘flowmotion’).This is … , sensory or task-induced changes
in brain activity that transiently … There is also some evidence that the NVC response to …

… On this circulatory level, oxygen and nutrients are exchanged between the blood and the
tissue [… These perfusion changes over time were assumed to be caused by cardiac vasomotion. …