2004
DOI: 10.1002/jcu.20040
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Fourier transformation of arterial Doppler waveforms of the lower extremity

Abstract: Abnormal waveforms could be characterized by the predominant amplitude of the H1, phase delay of the H1 and H2, and shortening of the relative phase of the H3. These parameters may be useful in the evaluation of Doppler waveforms in patients with peripheral arterial disease.

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“…Instead, there are either monophasic or variant triphasic flow patterns. The upstroke of the first wave became steep, which is drastically different compared with the control group [p < 0.05] (16). The result may be relevant to the variety of conditions of the area proximal to an occlusion (17).…”
Section: Wang Et Almentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Instead, there are either monophasic or variant triphasic flow patterns. The upstroke of the first wave became steep, which is drastically different compared with the control group [p < 0.05] (16). The result may be relevant to the variety of conditions of the area proximal to an occlusion (17).…”
Section: Wang Et Almentioning
confidence: 95%