Scientific Paper
Quartz Crystal Nanobalance-Dissipation Based Simulation Model as Pre-Clinical Modality for Blood Coagulation Behavior for Evaluation of the Risk of Thrombosis
Summary
A preclinical test of stent thrombosis risk based on a quartz crystal nanobalance with dissipation (QCN-D). Crystals coated with nitinol, heparin and an anti-proliferative drug mimic the surfaces of drug-eluting stents, and blood coagulation on them is followed under flow, showing the method’s potential for evaluating thrombosis risk before clinical use.
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