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[Functional Status of Microcirculatory-Tissue Systems during the Cold Pressor Test].

I N Novikova, A V Dunaev, V V Sidorov

Fiziologiia Cheloveka

|February 11, 2016

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The cold pressor test (CPT) reveals two groups of healthy volunteers based on microcirculatory-tissue system (MTS) recovery. Some show normal physiology, while others exhibit a tendency towards angiospasm, indicating potential clinical issues.

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