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Session Wise Estimation of Aortic Pulse Wave Velocity Using Ring Photoplethysmography During Sleep

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It is suggested that participant-specific reference information may improve Mobil-O-Graph-estimated PWV estimation across repeated measurements, as the model increasingly underestimated higher PWV values, indicating compression of the predicted range.

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