Archives of Acoustics,
4, 4, pp. 359-366, 1979
Simplified automatic measurements of blood flow by the ultrasonic pulse doppler method
A new simplified method of measurement and recording of time averaged blood flow profiles in superficial arteries in man, using an ultrasonic pulse flowmeter IMP-30, is described.
The results of model investigations of flows in tubes, and subsequently
preliminary results of measurements in carotid and femoral arteries are discussed.
The results of model investigations of flows in tubes, and subsequently
preliminary results of measurements in carotid and femoral arteries are discussed.
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