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Article Title: Mental Stress and Its Effects on Vascular Health

Journal: Mayo Clinic Proceedings

doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2022.02.004

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Techniques Used: Modification, Clinical Proteomics, Imaging, Medications, Functional Assay, Activation Assay

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Techniques Used: Tandem Mass Spectroscopy, Saline, Clinical Proteomics, Activity Assay, Activation Assay, Control, Imaging

Outline of the various mechanisms by which stress pathologically affects vascular health (in boxes), and biomarkers available to measure these effects. CBF, coronary blood flow; CRP, C-reactive protein; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; FMD, flow-mediated dilatation; H-P-A axis, hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis; HR, heart rate; IL, interleukin; LV, left ventricular; MS, mental stress; MSIMI, mental stress induced myocardial ischemia; NF-κβ; nuclear factor kappa light chain enhancer of activated B cells; PP, pulse pressure; RH-PAT, reactive hyperemia – peripheral arterial tonometry; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SVR, systemic vascular resistance; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.
Figure Legend Snippet: Outline of the various mechanisms by which stress pathologically affects vascular health (in boxes), and biomarkers available to measure these effects. CBF, coronary blood flow; CRP, C-reactive protein; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; FMD, flow-mediated dilatation; H-P-A axis, hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis; HR, heart rate; IL, interleukin; LV, left ventricular; MS, mental stress; MSIMI, mental stress induced myocardial ischemia; NF-κβ; nuclear factor kappa light chain enhancer of activated B cells; PP, pulse pressure; RH-PAT, reactive hyperemia – peripheral arterial tonometry; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SVR, systemic vascular resistance; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.

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Modification:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Clinical Proteomics:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Imaging:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Medications:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Functional Assay:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Activation Assay:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Tandem Mass Spectroscopy:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Saline:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Activity Assay:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Control:

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).

Article Title: Comparing EndoPAT and BIOPAC measurement of vascular responses to mental stress
Article Snippet: Mean age (years) for female subjects ( n =19), male subjects ( n =6) and all subjects combined were 27±7, 29±8 and 28±8, respectively. table ft1 table-wrap mode=article t1 caption a4 Baseline characteristics of the subject population Reactive hyperaemia There was no significant difference in reactive hyperaemia to baseline ratios measured by either the EndoPAT pulsatile volume signal amplitude or BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at baseline or following mental stress, as shown in ( p =0·38 and p =0·61, respectively).



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Summary of All Published Prospective Cohort Studies Evaluating the Relationship Between Experimentally Induced Mental Stress and Cardiovascular Outcomes, in Addition to Measurements of a Putative Mediating Pathologic Mechanism <xref ref-type= a " width="100%" height="100%">

Journal: Mayo Clinic Proceedings

Article Title: Mental Stress and Its Effects on Vascular Health

doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2022.02.004

Figure Lengend Snippet: Summary of All Published Prospective Cohort Studies Evaluating the Relationship Between Experimentally Induced Mental Stress and Cardiovascular Outcomes, in Addition to Measurements of a Putative Mediating Pathologic Mechanism a

Article Snippet: , 2011 , 25 (6) , Healthy subjects , Three different MS tasks of 6-min duration in random order (number-letter recall challenge of increasing length and complexity; number subtraction; Stroop word-color conflict) , RH-PAT at baseline (baseline PEF) compared with RH-PAT following MS (post-MS PEF) , Arterial blood pressure signal amplitude using cuff attached to a pressure transducer (BIOPAC MP150 systems technology — a standard polygraph device used to detect deception during polygraph examinations in military or law enforcement applications) , No significant difference in RH-PAT and BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at rest or following MS (1.55±0.36 and 1.48±0.19; P =.38 and 1.44±0.29 and 1.47±0.21; P) =.61, respectively) , Lower stress PAT ratio vs BIOPAC stress ratio during each of the 3 MS tasks.

Techniques: Modification, Clinical Proteomics, Imaging, Medications, Functional Assay, Activation Assay

Summary of All Published Cross-Sectional Studies Evaluating the Relationship Between Experimentally Induced Mental Stress and Peripheral Vascular Reactivity <xref ref-type= a " width="100%" height="100%">

Journal: Mayo Clinic Proceedings

Article Title: Mental Stress and Its Effects on Vascular Health

doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2022.02.004

Figure Lengend Snippet: Summary of All Published Cross-Sectional Studies Evaluating the Relationship Between Experimentally Induced Mental Stress and Peripheral Vascular Reactivity a

Article Snippet: , 2011 , 25 (6) , Healthy subjects , Three different MS tasks of 6-min duration in random order (number-letter recall challenge of increasing length and complexity; number subtraction; Stroop word-color conflict) , RH-PAT at baseline (baseline PEF) compared with RH-PAT following MS (post-MS PEF) , Arterial blood pressure signal amplitude using cuff attached to a pressure transducer (BIOPAC MP150 systems technology — a standard polygraph device used to detect deception during polygraph examinations in military or law enforcement applications) , No significant difference in RH-PAT and BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at rest or following MS (1.55±0.36 and 1.48±0.19; P =.38 and 1.44±0.29 and 1.47±0.21; P) =.61, respectively) , Lower stress PAT ratio vs BIOPAC stress ratio during each of the 3 MS tasks.

Techniques: Tandem Mass Spectroscopy, Saline, Clinical Proteomics, Activity Assay, Activation Assay, Control, Imaging

Outline of the various mechanisms by which stress pathologically affects vascular health (in boxes), and biomarkers available to measure these effects. CBF, coronary blood flow; CRP, C-reactive protein; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; FMD, flow-mediated dilatation; H-P-A axis, hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis; HR, heart rate; IL, interleukin; LV, left ventricular; MS, mental stress; MSIMI, mental stress induced myocardial ischemia; NF-κβ; nuclear factor kappa light chain enhancer of activated B cells; PP, pulse pressure; RH-PAT, reactive hyperemia – peripheral arterial tonometry; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SVR, systemic vascular resistance; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.

Journal: Mayo Clinic Proceedings

Article Title: Mental Stress and Its Effects on Vascular Health

doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2022.02.004

Figure Lengend Snippet: Outline of the various mechanisms by which stress pathologically affects vascular health (in boxes), and biomarkers available to measure these effects. CBF, coronary blood flow; CRP, C-reactive protein; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; FMD, flow-mediated dilatation; H-P-A axis, hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis; HR, heart rate; IL, interleukin; LV, left ventricular; MS, mental stress; MSIMI, mental stress induced myocardial ischemia; NF-κβ; nuclear factor kappa light chain enhancer of activated B cells; PP, pulse pressure; RH-PAT, reactive hyperemia – peripheral arterial tonometry; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SVR, systemic vascular resistance; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.

Article Snippet: , 2011 , 25 (6) , Healthy subjects , Three different MS tasks of 6-min duration in random order (number-letter recall challenge of increasing length and complexity; number subtraction; Stroop word-color conflict) , RH-PAT at baseline (baseline PEF) compared with RH-PAT following MS (post-MS PEF) , Arterial blood pressure signal amplitude using cuff attached to a pressure transducer (BIOPAC MP150 systems technology — a standard polygraph device used to detect deception during polygraph examinations in military or law enforcement applications) , No significant difference in RH-PAT and BIOPAC arterial blood pressure signal amplitude at rest or following MS (1.55±0.36 and 1.48±0.19; P =.38 and 1.44±0.29 and 1.47±0.21; P) =.61, respectively) , Lower stress PAT ratio vs BIOPAC stress ratio during each of the 3 MS tasks.

Techniques: