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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Hypertens. 2009 Oct;27(10):2010–2021. doi: 10.1097/HJH.0b013e32832e8dc8

Table 1.

Hemodynamic, morphological, and mechanical parameters measured from baseline control (CCA) or 5-8 weeks after transverse aortic banding.

CCA RCCA-B LCCA-B
Psys (mmHg)* 120±1.91 124±8.42 94.6±4.86
Pdias (mmHg)* 77.5±3.26 67.7±1.41 67.9±1.32
Pulsatility Index PI */** 1.16±0.20 3.11±0.12 1.65±0.064
Qmean (ml/s)*/** 0.016±0.003 0.022±0.003 0.012±0.001
h (microns) @ in vivo state*/** 24.8±0.878 88.1±3.86 41.6±0.815
λziv @ in vivo state*/** 1.72±0.029 1.27±0.004 1.67±0.029
f iv (mN) @ in vivo state*/** 3.47±0.137 2.16±0.042 2.68±0.035
2ri (microns) @ MAP*/** 484±8.51 591±13.5 410±2.77
2ri (microns) @ 100 mmHg*/** 496±8.92 633±1.23 482±3.39
σθ (kPa) @ MAP* 124±4.03 44.8±5.76 53.1±1.26
σθ (kPa) @ 100 mmHg*/** 137±1.69 56.9±0.72 90.6±2.39

RCCA-B denotes the right common carotid artery after banding that experienced increased pulsatility whereas LCCA-B denotes the left common carotid artery after banding that experienced near normal hemodynamics. Statistical significance at p<0.05 is indicated by (*) for RCCA-B and LCCA-B vessels compared to CCA and by (**) for comparison between RCCA-B and LCCA-B. Values are mean ± standard error of the mean.