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Systolic Pressure Wave Reaching Tip of Finger?

KaylaBrown

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Systolic Pressure Wave Reaching Tip of Finger?

What is a good way to test how long it takes for the systolic pressure wave to reach the tip of the finger?

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sperl

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11 years ago

Kayla, did u find the answer to this? If you did, could you share it with me?

trin

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11 years ago

Maybe read through this?
http://www.scribd.com/doc/95058073/Photoplethysmography-Blood-Pressure-Measurement#outer_page_4

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