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January 1, 1957Circulation ResearchOpen Access

An Electric Device for Instantaneous and Continuous Computation of Aortic Blood Velocity

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DFDonald L. FryGeneral / Preventive / LipidsFNFrank W. NobleLung InstituteAMAlexander J. MallosNational Institutes of Health

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May support experimental aortic flow assessment; leaves open clinical translation without human validation.

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Fry et al. (1957) studied this question.

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