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Method for high accuracy differential pressure measurements using fluid-filled catheters

Rotman et al., 2014

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15774568597330756356
Author
Rotman O
Zaretsky U
Shitzer A
Einav S
Publication year
Publication venue
Annals of biomedical engineering

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The advantage of measuring differential pressure using fluid-filled catheters is that the system is relatively inexpensive, but the readings are not accurate and affected by the common mode pressure (CMP) distortion. High accuracy differential pressure …
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