… in adult critically ill patients. Additionally, the PPI has been suggested to be a useful
noninvasive method for the assessment of peripheral vasomotor tone in healthy … in central blood …

… tolerance to progressive central hypovolemia reported in … of CRM were collected from 208
healthy volunteers (107 men … Our findings suggest lower tolerance to central hypovolemia …

… central hypovolemia if that level of hypovolemia occurred without concurrent morphine-induced
reductions in BP. Further studies are necessary to evaluate this question by clamping …

… sensitive to age during central hypovolemia with and without … improves tolerance to central
hypovolemia and is therefore the … the CRI response to central hypovolemia, with and without …

… There were 51 healthy, normotensive, nonsmoking adults who volunteered to participate
in this study that was conducted in the Human Physiology Laboratory at the US Army Institute …

… The study population consisted of young, mostly Caucasian, healthy adults. Orthostatic
differences exist for race, (Franke et al. 2004; Hinds and Stachenfeld 2010) sex (White et al. 1996…

… Central hypovolemia was induced by application of LBNP to simulate, as closely as
possible in healthy human volunteers, the hemodynamic challenges associated with severe …

… To that purpose, we determined intra-subject reproducibility of responses by central hypovolemia
evoked by LBNP in young healthy subjects over short (5 min) and longer (1 week) time …

… of central hypovolemia on peripheral venous pressure (PVP) waveforms in spontaneously
breathing subjects. With IRB approval, 11 healthy … study were young healthy adults that do not …

… healthy humans exhibit a continuum of tolerance to progressive central hypovolemia …
In recent studies (52–53), we showed that improved tolerance to central hypovolemia was …