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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Human aortic blood flow velocity waveform distortion of Keywords: Ultrasound echocardiography aortic blood flow velocity Ultrasound Doppler of the existence of non-linear factors in 17 patients with aortic valve insufficiency ascending aorta, aortic arch and abdominal aorta for sub-flow velocity wave-by-point test, and with 15 age-matched healthy prospective study carried out as control subjects to examine the blood flow in the human arterial system, waveform distortion of the rules and the presence of shock. The results showed that: The patient groups were measured in sections of aorta and 2 ~ 3 sudden blood flow velocity waveform distortion, distortion sharp steep wave height and its peak velocity PFV169 ~ 253cm / s, distortion-wave transmission line in the blood vessels within the non-linear under the conditions of the propagation characteristics. Aortic flow velocity waveforms in patients with other indicators compared with the normal control group, there were significant variation (P amp;lt;0.01). STUDY OF PULSED DOPPLER ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY ON VELOCITY WAVEFORM DISTORTION OF AORTA BLOOD FLOW ABSTRACT Pulsed Doppler echocardiograph was used to test separately blood flow velocity wave of ascending aorta arcus, aorta and abdominal aorta in of 17 patients with aortic insufficiency with nonliner factor (strong harassment) and results compared with those of 15 normal subjects of the same ages. The purpose was to disclose the regulation of blood flow waveform distortion in arterial system and the existance of shock wave. The results showed that 2 to 3 sites of blood flow waveform distortion appeared unexpectedly were found at different parts of aorta in the patients group with sharp wave distortion and peak flow velocity (PFV) of 169 ~ 253 cm / s. The wave distortion propagation inside the blood vessel appeared to have certain regulation which was in accords with characteristics of ‘shock wave’. The other data of aorta blood wave di