Key result
Novel catheter tip technique successfully measures instantaneous linear blood flow velocity in human pulmonary arteries.
Why the study?
Measurements of the instantaneous linear velocity of blood flow in the human pulmonary artery had not been previously reported.
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Design
Catheter tip method study
Enables direct human pulmonary artery velocity assessment; leaves open clinical utility pending validation studies.
Measurements of the instantaneous linear velocity of blood flow in the pulmonary artery of the human have not been reported previously. This report describes a catheter tip method for making such measurements.
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A. Gregory Jameson (1958) studied this question. A novel catheter tip method enables the measurement of instantaneous linear velocity of blood flow in the human pulmonary artery.
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