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General problems of metrology and indirect measuring in cardiology:…

This paper treats general problems of metrology and indirect measurement methods in cardiology. It is aimed at an identification of…

Artificial heart creation: what problems are to be solved?

Attempts to create an artificial heart were highlighted by our journal one year ago. Now we can say that there…

Comparative study of measured heart cycle phase durations: standard…

The article aims at describing the theoretical principles of cardiometry as a fundamentally new scientific field which enables the accurate…

A new point on ECG: point L as identifier…

Description of rapid and slow ejection phases in the cardiac cycle.

Biophysical phenomena in blood flow system in the process of indirect arterial pressure measurement

Published in No.6 May 2015

Diagnostic parameter “arterial pressure” known in medical practice from the earliest times is now widely used for assessment of body state. Indirect occlusive methods are the most popular measurement techniques. Although the indirect method of measurement is more than one hundred years old there is no precise understanding of biophysical processes taking place in compressed blood flow.