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Reagan et al., 1971 - Google Patents

Transcutaneous measurement of femoral artery flow

Reagan et al., 1971

Document ID
4676431010868116963
Author
Reagan T
Miller C
Strandness Jr D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Surgical Research

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The measurement of femoral artery blood flow in normal subjects has been accomplished using transcutaneous ultrasonic techniques. The calculation of volume flow depends upon the determination of arterial diameter and mean flow velocity. Arterial dimensions were …
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