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Pulse Transit Time in Anesthetized Patients: Blood Pressure or Cardiac Output as Measured With NICOM Monitor
Pulse transit time (PuTT) - the time between R wave on ECG and initiation of upstroke in the peripheral arterial waveform - described in the previous studies as value that reflects changes in both blood pressure and blood volume. The investigators are assuming that PuTT changes reflect the dynamic of systolic blood pressure but not cardiac output fluctuations.
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