Inside Saudi Arabia's $3 Trillion Plan to Move Past Oil
Saudi Arabia has embarked on a grand experiment—a Middle East version of “if you build it, they will come.” Facing an existential threat to oil, the...
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Saudi Arabia has embarked on a grand experiment—a Middle East version of “if you build it, they will come.” Facing an existential threat to oil, the...
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Researchers use a new, speckle-based, noninvasive technique to visualize microvasculature in donor hearts and detect abnormal blood flow
In the majority of cases, graft failure after heart transplantation is attributable to abnormalities like severe coronary artery disease.
Primary graft failure and casualty after heart surgery is predominantly associated with coronary artery disease, making it important to monitor a donor’s heart prior to transplantation. A team of researchers have now developed a new imaging technique that can capture detailed images of blood vessels in a beating heart outside the body. The technique detects speckle patterns to visualize blood flow in the heart in real-time, making it a powerful imaging tool for donor hearts.