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Modelling and Laboratory Investigation into the Efficacy of a ...
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- Title: Modelling and Laboratory Investigation into the Efficacy of a New Mechanical Thrombectomy Device
- Author(s): Gillian Pearce, Neil Perkinson, John H Patrick, Amy Crowe, Franz Jaegle
- Publisher: Common Ground Research Networks
- Collection: Common Ground Research Networks
- Series: World Universities Forum
- Journal Title: The Journal of the World Universities Forum
- Keywords: Clot Removal, Thrombus, Fluid-Flow, Vessel Occlusion
- Volume: 1
- Issue: 1
- Date: April 08, 2008
- ISSN: 1835-2030 (Print)
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.18848/1835-2030/CGP/v01i01/56524
- Citation: Pearce, Gillian, Neil Perkinson, John H Patrick, Amy Crowe, and Franz Jaegle. 2008. "Modelling and Laboratory Investigation into the Efficacy of a New Mechanical Thrombectomy Device." The Journal of the World Universities Forum 1 (1): 145-154. doi:10.18848/1835-2030/CGP/v01i01/56524.
- Extent: 10 pages
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Abstract
We have designed, and tested a prototype for a new clot removal device. This recently patented ‘GP’ clot removal device has the potential to be used in the extraction of blood clots that arise in thromboembolic strokes as well as the removal of blood clots in other areas of the body. Our theorectical modelling has verified the mode of operation of the device, and our in-vitro measurements have revealed useful information concerning flow rates through a range of different sized ‘GP’ clot removal devices.
