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Human anatomy / Cardiac output / Input impedance / Aorta / Pulse / Arteriograph / Aortic insufficiency / Blood pressure / Cardiac cycle / Cardiovascular physiology / Circulatory system / Anatomy
Human anatomy
Cardiac output
Input impedance
Aorta
Pulse
Arteriograph
Aortic insufficiency
Blood pressure
Cardiac cycle
Cardiovascular physiology
Circulatory system
Anatomy

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