ABSTRACT
This study presents a novel experimental approach to investigate the changes in pulse wave patterns and pulse wave characteristic parameters in patients before, during, and after hemodialysis by analyzing radial artery pulse waves collected at time intervals from end-stage renal disease patients receiving hemodialysis. The results show that the morphology of the pulse wave is characterized by diversity between patients due to different vascular elasticity, but five categories can be classified according to the shape. When individuals of the same waveform Type-Are studied, we found that there were significant differences in some of the characteristic parameters of the pulse wave at different times of the day as the hemodialysis process progressed, a finding that also verifies the existence of hemodynamic changes during hemodialysis.
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