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Definition Diastole (Greek for “expansion”) is the relaxation and filling phase of the heart chambers (ventricles). It is in contrast to systole (the tensing and ejection phase of the heart) and serves to prepare it. The filling phase during diastole is followed by the expulsion phase in systole. Structure of the diastole In general, diastole … Diastole

Diastole too low The lower standard value for diastole (more precisely: diastolic blood pressure) is 60-65 mmHg. If the measured blood pressure value for diastole is lower, i.e. diastole is too low, this is called hypotension (low blood pressure). As a rule, a low value for diastole causes hardly any problems because the diastolic blood … Diastole too low | Diastole