Key result
Ultrasonic flow volumetry with CVI-Q yielded acceptable data in 97% of common carotids and revealed that men have a 15% higher volume flow rate than women (p<0.0001).
Why the study?
Is ultrasonic flow volumetry with CVI-Q a feasible and accurate method for assessing cerebral hemodynamics in vitro and in normal volunteers?
Population
In vitro computer-controlled flow phantom and normal volunteers in an age-, gender- and race-matched…
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High technical success in normals supports CVI-Q research use; leaves open validation and clinical translation in patients.
Observational
Is ultrasonic flow volumetry with CVI-Q a feasible and accurate method for assessing cerebral hemodynamics in vitro and in normal volunteers?
p-value: p=< 0.0001
Ultrasonic flow volumetry with CVI-Q is a feasible and accurate method for assessing cerebral hemodynamics, demonstrating significant gender and age differences in normal volunteers.
Eicke et al. (2007) conducted an observational in Normal volunteers. Ultrasonic quantitative flow volumetry (CVI-Q) was evaluated on Volume flow rate (p=< 0.0001). Ultrasonic flow volumetry with CVI-Q yielded acceptable data in 97% of common carotids and revealed that men have a 15% higher volume flow rate than women (p<0.0001).
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