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Differences in vascular reactivity between men and women
Bob J. Schank
, Luke S. Acree
, Jessica Longfors
, Andrew W. Gardner
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Age Groups
100%
Vascular Reactivity
100%
Hyperemia
100%
Calf Blood Flow
100%
Cardiovascular Disease
66%
Mercury
33%
Body Mass Index
33%
Healthy Individuals
33%
Risk Factors
33%
Cardiovascular Risk
33%
Baseline Characteristics
33%
Age-related Differences
33%
Middle-aged
33%
Gender Differences
33%
Disease Factor
33%
Lower Extremity
33%
Flow Measuring
33%
Healthy Women
33%
Venous Occlusion
33%
Strain-gauge Plethysmography
33%
Healthy Cohort
33%
Increased Body Mass Index
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Blood Vessel Reactivity
100%
Body Weight
100%
Blood Flow
100%
Body Mass Index
66%
Cardiovascular Disease
66%
Cardiovascular Risk
33%
Middle Age
33%
Vein Occlusion
33%
Plethysmography
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Body Weight
100%
Blood Flow
100%
Body Mass
66%
Cardiovascular Disease
66%
Cardiovascular Risk
33%
Strain Gauge Transducer
33%
Plethysmography
33%
Body Height
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Cardiovascular Disease
100%
Cardiovascular Risk
50%
Vein Occlusion
50%
Psychology
Body Weight
100%
Body Mass Index
66%
Neuroscience
Body Mass Index
100%