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In vivo Measurement of Force in the Ureter: I. Basics of a New Measurement Principle
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Urologia Internationalis
Urol Int (1991) 46 (2): 140–144.
Published Online: 02 February 2010
... was cystoscopically located in the ureter as required. The zero-point setting for pressure was balanced in each Ureteral-Force Measurement catheter cantilever bar window insolation catheter 1.6 mm A C rrLLi \ =1 r L i ! v Í I v\ \*m- 30 mm // wal1 electrical lead perforation strain gauges F(mN) 141 Fig. 1. Two...
