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Vascular reactivity of cutaneous circulation to brief compressive stimuli, in the human forearm by Seddone, Stefano, Messere, Alessandro, Roatta, Silvestro

“…Purpose A brief compressive stimulus is known to induce a rapid hyperemia in skeletal muscles, considered to contribute to the initial phase of functional…”
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Influence of cutaneous and muscular circulation on spatially resolved versus standard Beer–Lambert near‐infrared spectroscopy by Messere, Alessandro, Roatta, Silvestro

“…The potential interference of cutaneous circulation on muscle blood volume and oxygenation monitoring by near‐infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) remains an important…”
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Vena Cava Responsiveness to Controlled Isovolumetric Respiratory Efforts by Folino, Anna, Benzo, Marco, Pasquero, Paolo, Laguzzi, Andrea, Mesin, Luca, Messere, Alessandro, Porta, Massimo, Roatta, Silvestro

“…Objectives Respirophasic variation of inferior vena cava (IVC) size is affected by large variability with spontaneous breathing. This study aims at…”
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Hyper-Oxygenation Attenuates the Rapid Vasodilatory Response to Muscle Contraction and Compression by Messere, Alessandro, Tschakovsky, Michael, Seddone, Stefano, Lulli, Gabriella, Franco, Walter, Maffiodo, Daniela, Ferraresi, Carlo, Roatta, Silvestro

“…A single muscle compression (MC) with accompanying hyperemia and hyper-oxygenation results in attenuation of a subsequent MC hyperemia, as long as the…”
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Local and remote thermoregulatory changes affect NIRS measurement in forearm muscles by Messere, Alessandro, Roatta, Silvestro

“…Purpose Near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) assessment in skeletal muscle is potentially affected by circulatory changes occurring in superficial tissues. The…”
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Increased tissue oxygenation explains the attenuation of hyperemia upon repetitive pneumatic compression of the lower leg by Messere, Alessandro, Ceravolo, Gianluca, Franco, Walter, Maffiodo, Daniela, Ferraresi, Carlo, Roatta, Silvestro

“…The rapid hyperemia evoked by muscle compression is short lived and was recently shown to undergo a rapid decrease even in spite of continuing mechanical…”
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Design and Simulation of a Novel Pneumotronic System Aimed to the Investigation of Vascular Phenomena Induced by Limb Compression by Ferraresi, Carlo, De Benedictis, Carlo, Maffiodo, Daniela, Franco, Walter, Messere, Alessandro, Pertusio, Raffaele, Roatta, Silvestro

“…Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (IPC) devices can be used to analyze the mechanisms underlying several vascular phenomena, such as hyperaemia. Commercial…”
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Influence of cutaneous and muscular circulation on spatially resolved versus standard B eer– L ambert near‐infrared spectroscopy by Messere, Alessandro, Silvestro Roatta

“…The potential interference of cutaneous circulation on muscle blood volume and oxygenation monitoring by near‐infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) remains an important…”
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