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Noninvasive Blood Flow Measurements by Doppler Ultrasound with Applications to Renal Artery Flow Determination

Michael H. Reid, R. Stuart Mackay, Bo M.T. Lantz

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A description of a new Doppler ultrasound flow measuring instrument is given along with representative measurements of blood flow in the canine renal artery and the human aortic arch, renal artery, and transplanted kidney renal artery. The instrument is briefly described, and a discussion of the limitations of the technique is presented.

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Key concepts: Renal artery, Blood flow, Medicine, Renal blood flow, Doppler effect, Doppler ultrasound, Ultrasound, Radiology