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Differential responses in brachial and ankle blood pressure during blood pressure reactivity tests

Blood pressure (BP) reactivity has been assessed by a variety of stimuli, including physical, psychological, and physiological perturbations, that can be further classified into cardiac or vascular in regard to the effector organs. In many BP reactivity studies, changes in brachial BP are taken as systemic changes and are combined with leg measurements to assess vasoactive states. Currently, it is unknown if leg BP behaves similarly to arm BP.