TECHNIQUES FOR MEASUREMENT OF BLOOD FLOW THROUGH INTACT VESSELS.
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Biomedical subjects
D L FRANKLIN
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BLOOD VELOCITY TELEMETERED FROM UNTETHERED ANIMALS.
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CARDIAC OUTPUT DURING DIVING IN AN UNRESTRAINED SEA LION.
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LEFT VENTRICULAR DYNAMICS IN DOGS DURING ANESTHESIA WITH ALPHA-CHLORALOSE AND SODIUM PENTOBARBITAL.
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STROKE VOLUME CHANGES IN BABOONS DURING SPONTANEOUS ACTIVITY AND EXERCISE.
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Some axioms, popular notions, and misconceptions regarding cardiovascular control.
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ULTRASONIC DOPPLER SHIFT BLOOD FLOWMETER: CIRCUITRY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS.
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Balance between right and left ventricular output.
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Left ventricular function described in physical terms.
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Heart Function Tests↗
Blood flow measured by Doppler frequency shift of back-scattered ultrasound.
The Doppler shift of ultrasound, scattered from moving elements within a stream of blood, is related to the velocity of blood flow. A flowmeter based on this principle has been constructed and was used to record blood flow through intact vessels in dogs.
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Changes in peripheral blood flow distribution in healthy dogs.
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Aortic blood flow in dogs during treadmill exercise.
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Left ventricular dimensions recorded by sonocardiometry.
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Heart↗