ArticleJournal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985)2020
Rapid changes in vascular compliance contribute to cerebrovascular adjustments during transient reductions in blood pressure in young, healthy adults.
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Characterization of dynamic cerebral autoregulation has focused primarily on adjustments in cerebrovascular resistance in response to blood pressure (BP) alterations. However, the role of vascular compliance in dynamic autoregulatory processes remains elusive. The present study examined changes in cerebrovascular compliance and resistance during standing-induced transient BP reductions in nine young, healthy adults (3 women). Brachial artery BP (Finometer) and middle cerebral artery blood velocity (BV; Multigon) waveforms were collected. Beginning 20 beats before standing and continuing 40 beats after standing, individual BP and BV waveforms of every second heartbeat were extracted and input into a four-element modified Windkessel model to calculate indexes of cerebrovascular resistance (
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