Why the study?
Higher precision and a wider range of noninvasive vascular deformation measurement were needed for medical diagnosis.
Population
Red-ink-filled soft tubes with diameter less than 1mm embedded in a tissue-mimicking phantom
Design
In-vitro experimental study
Authors
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In-vitro feasibility shown; leaves open clinical translation for higher-precision vascular diagnostics.
A photoacoustic measurement method based on acoustic resonance is feasible for detecting sub-millimeter deformation in thin tubes with low error.
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