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Relationship of aortic pressure and diameter in the dog

Barnett et al., 1961

Document ID
113716585717317905
Author
Barnett G
Mallos A
Shapiro A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of applied physiology

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The measurement of the relationship between aortic diameter and aortic pressure is of importance in the general problem of blood flow measurements. This relationship was examined in the upper descending aorta of the anesthetized thoracotomized dog using a …
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