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Reactive Hyperemia as endothelial function determinant using plethysmography methods

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Figure 2-1: Blood vessel wall components: intima, media and adventitia.
Figure 2-2: Vascular remodeling agents: signals, sensors and mediators [2].
Figure 2-3: The pathway of endothelial derived relaxing factor release [12-14].
Table 2-2: Endothelial responses to relatively high and low hemodynamic shear stress [23]
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