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Recently, Olympus Optical Co. Ltd. has developed a miniaturized device of two-dimensional free flow electrophoresis, and announces it as "microfabricated free flow electrophoresis (mFFE) module".
With the miniaturized device of the present study, interhospital transport has been carried out in 10 of our patients and others without complications [ 29].
The sensor could be advantageous to the bioprocess monitoring because of a cost-effective and miniaturized device for routine analysis.
Efficiency, side effects and outcome of treatment with a new miniaturized device for veno-venous extracorporeal gas transfer were analysed in 60 consecutive patients with life-threatening respiratory failure.
Since the volume of the nanocone: (6). is confined within a miniaturized device, to minimize T 0 (0) - T 0(L 0) within the given constraints (6), the following integral should be minimized [24]: (7).
A recently developed miniaturized device consisting of a centrifugal pump and a membrane ventilator (iLA Activve®; Novalung, Germany) allows effective decarboxylation via a jugular double lumen cannula.
A review article by C.-S. A. Gong and K. F. Lei in this special issue will discuss the recent advancement of miniaturized devices for genomics, which may further advance the clinical popularity for gene sequencing.
Miniaturized devices for electric field gradient focusing (EFGF) were developed that consist of a cylindrical separation channel surrounded by an acrylic-based polymer hydrogel.
Miniaturized devices composed of nanomaterials have the advantage of low cost, good portability, and potential use in minimally invasive instrumentation [ 23].
The low-power, low-cost, and miniaturized device meets the requirements of field-deployable logic gate amperometric sensors.
The primary endpoint of this study was to evaluate the additional value of this new miniaturized device used as an ultrasonic stethoscope (US) for the determination of left ventricular (LV) systolic function, when compared to conventional clinical assessment by experienced intensivists.
