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The Study of New Monitor Instrument for the Blood Flow Parameters with a Photoplethysmograph

Luo Zhi-chang

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The principle of the blood flow parameters monitoring including stroke volume(SV) etc, using photoplethysmograph has been suggested in this paper. It is based on the relationship between the volume pulse blood and pulse pressure. The results of study have found a wide application in developing new non-invasive detection and monitor instruments.

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The principle of the blood flow parameters monitoring including stroke volume(SV) etc, using photoplethysmograph has been suggested in this paper. It is based on the relationship between the volume pulse blood and pulse pressure. The results of study have found a wide application in developing new non-invasive detection and monitor instruments.

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The principle of the blood flow parameters monitoring including stroke volume(SV) etc, using photoplethysmograph has been suggested in this paper. It is based on the relationship between the volume pulse blood and pulse pressure. The results of study have found a wide application in developing new non-invasive detection and monitor instruments.

Key concepts: Photoplethysmogram, Pulse (music), Blood flow, Volume (thermodynamics), Blood volume, Stroke volume, Blood pressure, Medicine

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