Continuous Femoral Artery Blood Pressure Monitoring

Blood pressure was monitored using a cannula placed in the femoral artery as previously described^{29 (link)}. Briefly, a heparinized polyethylene cannula was inserted 3 cm proximally into the left femoral artery and secured to the surrounding tissue. The line was connected to a pressure transducer (Transpac, Abbott Critical Care Systems, Sligo, Ireland), whose signal (Bridge Amp ML 110, Amplifier ML 785, Powerlab/8SP, ADInstruments, Colorado Springs, CO, USA) gave direct and continuous BP monitoring (Lab Chart 7, ADInstruments).

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Zhao D., Nguyen C.T., He Z., Wong V.H., van Koeverden A.K., Vingrys A.J, & Bui B.V. (2018). Age-related changes in the response of retinal structure, function and blood flow to pressure modification in rats. Scientific Reports, 8, 2947.

Publication 2018

Bridge Amp ML 110 Amplifier ML 785 Powerlab/8SP Lab Chart 7

Blood pressure Cannula Critical care Femoral artery Polyethylene Pressure transducer Springs Tissue

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Other organizations : Australian College of Optometry, University of Melbourne

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Heparinized polyethylene cannula placed 3 cm proximally into the left femoral artery and secured to the surrounding tissue
Pressure transducer (Transpac, Abbott Critical Care Systems, Sligo, Ireland) connected to the line
Signal from the pressure transducer (Bridge Amp ML 110, Amplifier ML 785, Powerlab/8SP, ADInstruments, Colorado Springs, CO, USA) for direct and continuous BP monitoring (Lab Chart 7, ADInstruments)

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