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The Hemo-Clamp

Radiology, 1972
A simple pressure device was developed to achieve hemostasis in percutaneous arterial procedures. It relieves the angiographer of having to apply digital pressure to the bleeding site and facilitates better-controlled and more uniform pressure. The clamp can be applied while the patient is on a stretcher and can later be removed from the angiographic ...
P W, Rowe, T K, Jones
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Kinase clamping

Nature Methods, 2007
By introducing two point mutations in the ATP-binding pockets of kinases, researchers can specifically and irreversibly inhibit these enzymes and determine how much kinase activity is needed for downstream signaling.
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Clamping a polygon

The Visual Computer, 1994
Aclamping hand has two opposing parallel edges; the distance between them can vary. We define what it means for the edges of a clamping hand and some edges of a polygon to form aclamp on the polygon. We conjecture that any polygon can be clamped by a hand if its edges are of positive length, but only provide proofs that clamps must exist for convex ...
Diane L. Souvaine   +1 more
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Digital Twin-Driven Clamping Force Control for Thin-Walled Parts

Advanced Engineering Informatics, 2022
Yingfeng Zhang
exaly  

TO CLAMP OR NOT TO CLAMP?

Nursing, 1987
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