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3-D electrochemical impedance spectroscopy mapping of arteries to detect metabolically active but angiographically invisible atherosclerotic lesions

Packard et al., 2017

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5383842978826033943
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Packard R
Luo Y
Abiri P
Jen N
Aksoy O
Suh W
Tai Y
Hsiai T
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Theranostics

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We designed a novel 6-point electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) sensor with 15 combinations of permutations for the 3-D mapping and detection of metabolically active atherosclerotic lesions. Two rows of 3 stretchable electrodes circumferentially separated by …
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