… One possible limitation of the technique used in this study is that the stimulus for nitric oxide
release (ie the increase in blood flow) is usually quantified by the arterial diameter times …

… We consider that this shuntless VA permits adequate blood flow and has theoretical
advantages for some patients, particularly those with impaired cardiac function, though the …

… Systemic hemodynamics, such as blood pressure and heart rate, plasma concentration
of nitrate/nitrite, basal brachial artery diameter, hyperemic blood flow, FMD and vascular …

… brachial artery blood flow produced significant changes in brachial artery diameter without
altering arterial … These data provide evidence for flow-mediated dilatation in humans. Reflex …

… This study tested the hypothesis that the brachial artery FMD response … brachial artery to
achieve a clear arterial blood velocity signal, with no interference from adjacent vein blood flow. …

… Brachial artery blood flow was arrested by rapid inflation (E-20 Rapid Cuff Inflator, DE
Hokanson, Issaquah, WA) of a standard blood pressure cuff to 300 mmHg. The occlusion cuff was …

… of blood flow or shear stress occurring at the brachial artery in … brachial artery shear stress
following walking exercise seems appropriate for three main reasons. First, the brachial artery …

Brachial artery pressures determined by the oscillometric method were compared with
simultaneous central aortic (Ao) pressure measurements in 30 patients undergoing cardiac …

… AVe know that in the arm of man the bloodflow usually maintained is far short of that which
is possible under special conditions, such as local muscular exercise or the local or general …

… Before and after exercises the brachial artery diameter, peak … mean flow velocity (Vmean),
volume blood flow and flow … the brachial artery, flow velocities, and blood flow increased …