1 |
A |
a.u. |
Area of a pulse |
The area of a pulse |
2 |
Asys
|
a.u. |
Area of a systolic phase |
The area of a pulse from the diastolic peak to the next systolic peak |
3 |
Adia
|
a.u. |
Area of a diastolic phase |
The area of a pulse from the systolic peak to the next diastolic peak |
4 |
TriA |
a.u. |
Triangular Area of a pulse |
The area of the triangle made up of two adjacent diastole peaks and the systolic peak between them |
5 |
TriAsys
|
a.u. |
Triangular Area of a systolic phase |
The area of triangle made up of diastolic peak, following systolic peak and intersection of the horizontal line of diastolic peak and vertical line of systolic peak |
6 |
TriAdia
|
a.u. |
Triangular Area of a diastolic phase |
The area of triangle made up of systolic peak, following diastolic peak and intersection of the horizontal line of diastolic peak and vertical line of systolic peak |
7 |
Lsys
|
ms |
Systolic length |
The time interval between diastolic peak and next systolic peak |
8 |
Ldia
|
ms |
Diastolic length |
The time interval between systolic peak and next diastolic peak |
9 |
PPIsys
|
ms |
Systolic Peak Interval |
The time interval between adjacent systolic peaks |
10 |
PPIdia
|
ms |
Diastolic Peak Interval |
The time interval between adjacent diastolic peaks |
11 |
ACAdia
|
a.u. |
AC Amplitude from previous diastole |
Difference of the systolic peak amplitude and the previous diastolic peak amplitude |
12 |
ACAbl
|
a.u. |
AC Amplitude from baseline |
Difference of the systolic peak amplitude and the interpolated baseline amplitude of two adjacent diastolic peaks |
13 |
ACVsys
|
a.u. |
AC Variation Systole |
Difference of the amplitude of systolic peaks |
14 |
ACVdia
|
a.u. |
AC Variation Diastole |
Difference of the amplitude of diastolic peaks |
15 |
RS |
a.u. |
Rising Slope |
Slope between the diastolic peak and the next systolic peak |
16 |
LRS
|
a.u. |
Rising Slope Length |
Distance between the diastolic peak and the next systolic peak |
17 |
RSmax
|
a.u. |
Maximum Rising Slope |
Maximum slope in the interval from the diastolic peak to the next systolic peak |
18 |
FS |
a.u. |
Falling Slope |
Slope between the systolic peak and the next diastolic peak |
19 |
LFS
|
a.u. |
Falling Slope Length |
Distance between the systolic peak and the next diastolic peak |
20–23 |
PWx
|
ms |
Pulse Width at x% of maximum amplitude, x = 30, 50, 70, 90 |
Pulse width at x% point of maximum amplitude |