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In VitroValidation of Rapid MR Measurement of Wave Velocity

✍ Scribed by Kenneth A. Kraft; Panos P. Fatouros; Frank D. Corwin; Ding-Yu Fei

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Weight
114 KB
Volume
126
Category
Article
ISSN
1090-7807

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✦ Synopsis

A one-dimensional time-of-flight MR sequence, having a total acquisition time of approximately 60 ms, has been employed to determine flow-wave propagation velocities for pulsatile flow in compliant latex tubes. The results were compared with those of two independent methods and were found to be in good agreement. An extension of the same MR method was used to test the validity of the "water-hammer" relationship as a means to assess pulse pressure. Very good agreement was found with direct manometric determinations of pulse pressure.

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