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May 9, 2025, 07:19
How do the mechanical properties of a venous thrombus change over time? – VascularMedicine
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“From the Latest Issue: How do the mechanical properties of a venous thrombus change over time? Parchment, Andrea Obi and colleagues study these variations in a swine model.”
Authors: Nathaniel J Parchment, Christian Argenti, Sriganesh B Sharma, Oscar Moreno, David Gordon, Laura Durham, Veronica Forsythe, David M Williams, Thomas W Wakefield, Nathan Weidenhamer, Daniel Durant Myers, Minhaj S Khaja, Peter K Henke, Albert J Shih, and Andrea Tara Obi
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