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High Sensitivity Micro-Elastometry: Applications in Blood Coagulopathy
2013
Annals of Biomedical Engineering
Highly sensitive methods for the assessment of clot structure can aid in our understanding of coagulation disorders and their risk factors. Rapid and simple clot diagnostic systems are also needed for directing treatment in a broad spectrum of cardiovascular diseases. Here we demonstrate a method for micro-elastometry, named resonant acoustic spectroscopy with optical vibrometry (RASOV), which measures the clot elastic modulus (CEM) from the intrinsic resonant frequency of a clot inside a
doi:10.1007/s10439-013-0817-3
pmid:23649979
pmcid:PMC3766428
fatcat:65mhlqu3pve2bh3cbrs3o77xg4