O’Brien et al., 1995 - Google Patents
Relation of ultrasonic backscatter and acoustic propagation properties to myofibrillar length and myocardial thicknessO’Brien et al., 1995
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- O’Brien P
- O’Brien Jr W
- Rhyne T
- Warltier D
- Sagar K
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- Circulation
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Background Ultrasonic backscatter demonstrates a cardiac cycle–dependent modulation. The exact mechanism of the modulation is under debate. The objective of the present study was to test the hypothesis that a change in size and configuration of myofilaments from …
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