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Direct visualization of experimental thrombus formation around guidewires serves as a simple, noninvasive technique to evaluate nonthrombogenic surfaces.
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May aid preclinical device testing; leaves open clinical validation and translation.
A SIMPLE NONINVASIVE TECHNIQUE TO TEST NONTHROMBOGENIC SURFACES DIRECT VISUALIZATION OF EXPERIMENTAL THROMBUS FORMATION AROUND GUIDEWIRESROBERT S. FRECH, M.D., RALPH CRAMER, M.D., KURT AMPLATZ, M.D. and D. M. NutiniAudio Available | Share
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Frech et al. (1971) studied this question. Direct visualization of experimental thrombus formation around guidewires serves as a simple, noninvasive technique to evaluate nonthrombogenic surfaces.
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