Misha Ayub
My undergraduate thesis investigates how graded lower-body negative pressure alters central arterial wave reflection and left-ventricular function during controlled orthostatic stress.
My undergraduate thesis investigates how graded lower-body negative pressure alters central arterial wave reflection and left-ventricular function during controlled orthostatic stress.
Research Interests: My research interests are anatomy, exercise science, cardiovascular physiology.
Research: My undergraduate thesis focuses on investigating the relationship between blood flow restriction (BFR) pressure and actual reductions in femoral artery blood flow during leg press exercise.
Research Interests: My undergraduate thesis is investigating whether the degree of blood flow restriction (BFR) is associated with perception of effort during exercise and whole-body oxygen consumption (V̇O₂).
Research Interests: My research interests focus on understanding how cardiovascular function changes across diseased states and how innovative, patient-centred technologies can restore or support that function.
Research Interests: My BIOL 499 honours thesis focuses on how different regions of the femoral artery bifurcation respond to changes in blood flow.