(2014) , who showed highly significant relations of reservoir pressure with heart rate (inverse) and backward pressure amplitude (direct). ‘Reservoir/Excess Pressure’ and ‘Wave-Alone’ Model: Not Alternative but Complementary Our data, together with those from the literature ( Parker, 2013 ; Hametner et al., 2014 ; Hughes and Parker, 2020 ; Armstrong et al., 2021 ), tend to support the clinical usefulness of the reservoir-excess pressure model in interpreting physiological phenomenon and arterial pressure waveform features not completely explained by the wave-alone model.
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Carotid Reservoir Pressure Decrease After Prolonged Head Down Tilt Bed Rest in Young Healthy Subjects Is Associated With Reduction in Left Ventricular Ejection Time and Diastolic Length.
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