Why the study?
Can an external field intravascular electromagnetic flowmeter system measure regional vascular blood flow in intact animals and conscious humans?
Population
Intact animals and conscious humans
Design
Other
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May enable catheter-based regional flow assessment; leaves open validation before clinical adoption.
Can an external field intravascular electromagnetic flowmeter system measure regional vascular blood flow in intact animals and conscious humans?
A novel external field intravascular electromagnetic flowmeter system allows for the measurement of regional vascular blood flow and arterial diameter via standard catheters.
MacAlpin et al. (1976) studied this question.
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