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View Publication Original study: Nilsson Hall G. et al. Published in: Biofabrication (2024)
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The Doppler Flow Velocity System (DFVS) is a non-invasive, real-time pulsed Doppler measurement device for studying cardiovascular function in a variety of small animal models, such as mice and rats. The system is ideally suited to analyze the rapid heart rates found in these species, due to the high frequency and excellent temporal resolution. The data is acquired using a very small probe, 2-3mm in diameter, allowing for more accurate and reproducible data to be acquired. Holding the probe with a steady hand or mounted in a micromanipulator, researchers can acquire many systolic and diastolic cardiac function parameters, as well as parameters from peripheral vessels such as the carotid, renal, and femoral arteries, plus indices from the coronary vessels
View Publication Original study: Nilsson Hall G. et al. Published in: Biofabrication (2024)
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