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The bridging action of microbubbles in particle-bubble adhesion
, 2020Microbubbles play an important role in the adhesion between particle and bubble. In this paper, the bridging action of microbubbles on the adhesion between particle and bubble was studied at different pre-wetting times in the sodium oleate system.
Yijiang Li +5 more
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Ultrasound, microbubbles, and thrombolysis
Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases, 2001Although dissolution of thrombus using ultrasound has been attempted for over 25 years, the clinical use of this technique remains limited. The ability of microbubbles to potentiate ultrasound-induced thrombolysis has renewed interest in this technique, which recanalizes occluded vessels without the need for fibrinolytic therapy.
T R, Porter, F, Xie
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Bulk Nanobubbles Fabricated by Repeated Compression of Microbubbles.
Langmuir, 2019Nanobubbles (NBs), given its extraordinary properties, have drawn keen attention in the field of nanotechnology worldwide. However, compared to that of surface NBs, generation of stable bulk NBs remains an arduous task with the prevailing method. In this
Juan Jin +3 more
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Multifunctional Ultrasound Microbubbles
Chemical ReviewsMicrobubbles (MBs) have served as ultrasound (US) contrast agents for over 30 years in cardiac imaging and liver tumor characterization. Moreover, in recent years, molecularly targeted MBs are currently under clinical evaluation for oncological and inflammatory diseases.
Roman A. Barmin +5 more
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Ultrasound Microbubbles for Diagnosis and Treatment of Cardiovascular Diseases
Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis, 2019Ultrasound (US) imaging of heart and major arteries and veins is among the most frequently used diagnostic techniques applied in humans. Conventional cardiovascular US sessions include anatomical B-mode and functional M-, pulsed-wave- and Doppler mode ...
A. Rix +3 more
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The microbubble or the microparticle?
Journal of Applied Physiology, 2011decompression sickness (DCS) has long been attributed to physical forces exerted by inert gas bubbles that may form in tissues, resulting in vascular occlusion and tissue disruption. Bubble formation occurs when a decrease in ambient pressure exceeds the rate at which soluble inert gas (e.g.,
Martha Sue Carraway, Nigel S. Key
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