Model for post-occlusive reactive hyperemia as measured noninvasively with pressure pulse waveform
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Arthur de Sá Ferreira | José Barbosa-Filho | Marcio Nogueira de Souza | A. S. Ferreira | J. Barbosa-Filho | M. Souza
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