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The Effect of Elastic Bandage of the Lower Limbs, on BloodPressure and Baroreflex

Mohamed Al-Kubati, Bohumil Fišer

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Elastic bandage of the lower limbs protects the fall in the blood pressure during standing from supine position so the decrease in the blood pressure is less, the increase in the heart rate is less, and then the baroreflex sensitivity is highier so this could help persons with orthostatic hypotension.

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Elastic bandage of the lower limbs protects the fall in the blood pressure during standing from supine position so the decrease in the blood pressure is less, the increase in the heart rate is less, and then the baroreflex sensitivity is highier so this could help persons with orthostatic hypotension.

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Elastic bandage of the lower limbs protects the fall in the blood pressure during standing from supine position so the decrease in the blood pressure is less, the increase in the heart rate is less, and then the baroreflex sensitivity is highier so this could help persons with orthostatic hypotension.

Key concepts: Supine position, Baroreflex, Blood pressure, Orthostatic vital signs, Heart rate, Medicine, Bandage, Cardiology

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