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Cite Journal: Journal of Applied Physiology |  Publication Date: Feb 1, 2002 |
 Citations: 51 |
Affiliation: University of Alberta, University of Oklahoma
To the Editor : This letter is motivated by the controversy surrounding the effect of vasomotion, which refers to the spontaneous oscillation in blood vessel radius, on vascular resistance. In a recent paper, Gratton et al. ([2][1]) used mathematical reasoning to imply that vascular resistance
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