Key result
A newly developed 40-MHz ultrasound scanner successfully allowed image-guided continuous-wave and pulsed Doppler blood flow measurements in mouse embryos in utero at early developmental stages.
Population
Mouse embryos in utero
Design
Preclinical
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Enables noninvasive embryonic hemodynamics in mice; extends genetic models for congenital heart disease while leaving human translation open.
A novel 40-MHz ultrasound scanner allows for in utero hemodynamic measurements in mouse embryos, facilitating research into congenital heart disease mechanisms.
Aristizábal et al. (1998) studied Embryonic cardiovascular development (mouse model). 40-MHz ultrasound scanner was evaluated on Image-guided continuous-wave and pulsed Doppler blood flow measurements in mouse embryos in utero. A newly developed 40-MHz ultrasound scanner successfully allowed image-guided continuous-wave and pulsed Doppler blood flow measurements in mouse embryos in utero at early developmental stages.
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