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["Determination of venous hemodynamics". Contribution of air plethysmography].

R Barbe, Sosna Mf, MICHEL AMIEL, D. Christopoulos, Andrew N Nicolaides

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Plethysmographic techniques based on the variation of a parameter linked to venous stasis, have permitted an approach to venous hemodynamics. The use of a new technique of air-plethysmography, which cold be quantified in volume variation, and permitting to study the progression of the venous stasis from a static as well as a dynamic standpoint, enable us to better assess the overall venous function. The first results obtained in healthy patients, are presented and the advantages of this new technique are discussed.

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Plethysmographic techniques based on the variation of a parameter linked to venous stasis, have permitted an approach to venous hemodynamics. The use of a new technique of air-plethysmography, which cold be quantified in volume variation, and permitting to study the progression of the venous stasis from a static as well as a dynamic standpoint, enable us to better assess the overall venous function. The first results obtained in healthy patients, are presented and the advantages of this new technique are discussed.

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Plethysmographic techniques based on the variation of a parameter linked to venous stasis, have permitted an approach to venous hemodynamics. The use of a new technique of air-plethysmography, which cold be quantified in volume variation, and permitting to study the progression of the venous stasis from a static as well as a dynamic standpoint, enable us to better assess the overall venous function. The first results obtained in healthy patients, are presented and the advantages of this new technique are discussed.

Key concepts: Plethysmograph, Venous stasis, Hemodynamics, Medicine, Venous return curve, Cardiology, Internal medicine

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