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Pulsatile and static hemodynamics of human patella during rest and cuff inflation

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Abstract

Pulsatile and static hemodynamics of the human patella (knee-cap) were studied at rest and at arterial cuff-occlusion. Differences in hemodynamics between the patella and the muscle were observed. We investigate a previous hypothesis that the pulsatility is due to changes in scattering and we evaluate the feasibility of frequency-domain near-infrared spectroscopy for use on the patella.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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