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From: In Vitro Quantification of Guidewire Flow-Obstruction Effect in Model Coronary Stenoses for Interventional Diagnostic Procedure
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Experimental setup showing the flow loop, data acquisition system, and stenotic test section

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Figure Legend:
Hyperemic and basal pulsatile flow versus time generated in the flow loop and applied to the test section. S, start of systole; D, start of diastole. The flow wave form obtained in the in vitro experiment is based on the flow wave form obtained by in vitro calibration (Cho ).

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From: In Vitro Quantification of Guidewire Flow-Obstruction Effect in Model Coronary Stenoses for Interventional Diagnostic Procedure
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Figure Legend:
CFR-prh line for mean pressure and flow data for pulsatile flow experiment. Hemodynamic hyperemic end points, as shown in Table , are represented by red donuts in the figure. The line connecting these three end points is used to limit the experimental data to calculate the hyperemic flows.