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artery
(redirected from large artery)

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Following approximately 5-10 minutes of supine rest, large artery (C1) and small artery (C2) elasticity indices were obtained by an (HDI/Pulswave[TM] CR-2000 Cardiovascular Profiling System, Hypertension Diagnostic, Inc.
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