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116 – Hemodynamic Measurements – Part 2

The Biopac Student Lab Pro software has many features that permit the user to perform a number of hemodynamic measurements, in addition to basic measurements, such as Systolic, Diastolic, Mean, and Rate. These measurements can be performed as data is collected (in real time), or after data collection is over (post-processing).

A number of hemodynamic measurements are cyclical in nature. “Cyclical” means that these measurements are performed on a beat-by-beat basis and are thus updated every time the raw blood pressure repeats a cycle.

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