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Fig 1.

Commonly examined post-occlusive reactive hyperemia parameters shown in a representative PORH response.

Resting flow (RF), maximal flow (MF), time to maximal flow (TMF), amplitude of the MF normalized to RF and BZ (AMPRF and AMPBZ) and 4-min post cuff-deflation area under hyperemic curve (4-min AUC) normalized to zero perfusion are shown. Time = 0 corresponds to cuff deflation. Magnified tracing on the top right shows the hyperemic response 30s post-cuff deflation.

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Fig 2.

Normalization methods for the area under the curve (AUC).

The AUC subtracted from biological zero (AMPBZ) or subtracted from resting flow (AMPRF).

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Fig 3.

Piecewise overshoot rate of change.

5s intervals from 5-20s (ORC5s,10s,15s,20s) hyperemic response illustrated in this tracing obtained from experimental data. Time = 0 corresponds to cuff deflation.

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Table 1.

PORH parameters and their mathematical expressions.

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Table 2.

Descriptive and reproducibility statistics for commonly used post-occlusive reactive hyperemia parameters.

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Fig 4.

Average TMF (19.1 ± 4.9s) of the three PORH responses (VA, VB1, VB2).

These data were normally distributed. The skewness and kurtosis were -0.064 and -0.642, respectively.

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Table 3.

Descriptive and reproducibility statistics for inter- and intra-day novel PORH parameters.

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