A novel photoplethysmography technique to derive normalized arterial stiffness as a blood pressure independent measure in the finger vascular bed
A novel photoplethysmography technique to derive normalized arterial stiffness as a blood pressure independent measure in the finger vascular bed
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一种新颖的光电体积描记技术,可得出标准化动脉硬度,作为手指血管床中独立于血压的测量值
DOI:
10.1088/0967-3334/32/11/003
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发表时间:
2011
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影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Ohoguro H
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作者:
Tanaka G;Yamakoshi K;Sawada Y;Matsumura K;Maeda K;Kato Y;Horiguchi M;Ohoguro H
Stiffening of the small artery may be the earliest sign of arteriosclerosis. However, there is no adequate method for directly assessing small arterial stiffness. In this study, the finger arterial elasticity index (FEI) was defined as the parameter n which denotes the curvilinearity of an exponential model of pressure (P)–volume (V a) relationship (V a= a− b exp (− nP)). For the original estimation, the FEI was calculated from a compliance index from the finger photoplethysmogram whilst occluding the finger. A simple estimation of the FEI was devised by utilizing normalized pulse volume instead of the compliance index. Both estimations yielded close agreement with the exponential model in healthy young participants (study 1: n= 19). Since the FEI was dependent on finger mean blood pressure, normalized finger arterial stiffness index (FSI) was defined as standardized residual from their relationship: mean and standard deviation (SD) of the FSI were 50±10 (study 2: n= 174). The mean coefficient of variation of the FSI for four measurements was 5.72%(study 3: n= 6). The mean and SD of the FSI in seven arteriosclerotic patients were 100.0±13.5. In conclusion, the FEI and FSI by simple estimation are valid and useful for arteriosclerosis research.