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Weber, Thomas
ETH Zurich
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- 2020Strain Sensing Using Colloidal Quantum Dots Integrated With Epoxy
- 2020How to use X-ray diffraction to elucidate 2D polymerization propagation in single crystalscitations
- 2020Comprehensive Optical Strain Sensing Through the Use of Colloidal Quantum Dotscitations
- 2020Hierarchical Structure of NiMo Hydrodesulfurization Catalysts Determined by Ptychographic X-Ray Computed Tomographycitations
- 2016A pilot study of scanning acoustic microscopy as a tool for measuring arterial stiffness in aortic biopsiescitations
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A pilot study of scanning acoustic microscopy as a tool for measuring arterial stiffness in aortic biopsies
Abstract
<p>This study explores the use of scanning acoustic microscopy (SAM) as a potential tool for characterisation of arterial stiffness using aortic biopsies. SAM data is presented for human tissue collected during aortic bypass graft surgery for multi-vessel coronary artery disease. Acoustic wave speed as determined by SAM was compared to clinical data for the patients namely, pulse wave velocity (PWV), blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose levels. There was no obvious trend relating acoustic wave speed to PWV values, and an inverse relationship was found between systolic and diastolic blood pressure and acoustic wave speed. However, in patients with a higher cholesterol or glucose level, the acoustic wave speed increased. A more detailed investigation is needed to relate SAM data to clinical measurements.</p>