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Physiological basis for longitudinal motion of the arterial wall by Athaide, Chloe E, Spronck, Bart, Au, Jason S

“…As opposed to arterial distension in the radial plane, longitudinal wall motion (LWM) is a multiphasic and bidirectional displacement of the arterial wall in…”
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Seated Elliptical Exercise, But Not Periodic Standing, Alleviates Sitting-Induced Changes to Arterial Wave Reflections by Athaide, Chloe E, Robertson, Andrew D, Devries, Michaela C, Au, Jason S

“…Sedentary behavior may contribute to increased central wave reflection due to associated peripheral vasoconstriction, yet its impact on central hemodynamics…”
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Short-term vascular responses to spring and fall daylight savings time shifts by Al-Bakry, Dara, Athaide, Chloe E, Pathmarajan, Rishiga, Kuhn, Tara, Middleton, Laura E, Au, Jason S

“…Daylight saving time (DST) is a Western biannual time transition, setting the clock back 1 h in the fall and forward 1 h in the spring. There is an…”
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Impact of Ultrasound Scanning Plane on Common Carotid Artery Longitudinal Wall Motion by Bryans, Carol G., Cohen, Jeremy N., Athaide, Chloe E., Pugh, Christopher J.A., Au, Jason S.

“…The arterial wall not only moves in the radial direction to expand circumferentially but also moves in the axial (longitudinal) direction in a predictable…”
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Heating-induced peripheral limb microvascular vasodilation reduces arterial wave reflection by Athaide, Chloe E, Cohen, Jeremy N, Stevens, Kailey A, Robertson, Andrew D, Au, Jason S

“…Arterial wave reflection augments cardiac afterload increasing myocardial demands. Mathematical models and comparative physiology suggest that the lower limbs…”
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The influence of respiration, neck flexion, and arterial segment on carotid artery longitudinal wall motion by Athaide, Chloe E, Samuel, Maryia, Jutlah, Lauren B L, Bryans, Carol G, Au, Jason S

“…Although carotid artery longitudinal wall motion (CALM) has been highly detailed in cross-sectional studies, there is little evidence to explain population…”
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