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A Hypodermic Pressure Manometer Utilizing the Bonded Wire Resistance Strain Gauge

Howard R. Bierman, Robert G. Jenkins

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The recent development of the bonded resistance wire strain gauge has led to its use as a device for measuring physiological pressure phenomena. Further application of the strain gauge has been as an instrument for measuring intravascular blood pressures and other pressure phenomena in biology and medicine.

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Key concepts: Strain gauge, Pressure measurement, Gauge (firearms), Hypodermic needle, Materials science, Strain (injury), Mechanical engineering, Composite material