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The Valsalva Wave is a blood wave that rises in the arterial system during exhalation and rises in the venous system during inhalation when we are breathing “coherently”. If measured at a terminus, we see it as increasing then decreasing blood volume during exhalation and decreasing then increasing blood volume during inhalation.
