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US 2012/0238026 A1Published application
Blood coagulation system analyzing method and blood coagulation system analyzing device
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsYoshihito Hayashi, MarcAurele Brun, Shinji Omori, Yoichi Katsumoto, Kazumasa Sato
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Abstract
A blood coagulation system analyzing method includes acquiring information relating to the coagulability of blood based on a change generated in a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood due to addition of a substance that activates or inactivates platelets to the blood.
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A blood coagulation system analyzing method comprising:
- acquiring information relating to coagulability of blood based on a change generated in a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood due to addition of a substance that activates platelets to the blood.
A blood coagulation system analyzing method comprising:
- acquiring information relating to coagulability of blood based on a change generated in a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood due to addition of a substance that inactivates platelets to the blood.
A blood coagulation system analyzing device comprising:
- an analyzing section configured to determine coagulability of blood based on difference in a spectrum pattern between a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood to which a substance that activates platelets is added and a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood to which the substance is not added.
A blood coagulation system analyzing device comprising:
- an analyzing section configured to determine coagulability of blood based on difference in a spectrum pattern between a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood to which a substance that inactivates platelets is added and a complex permittivity spectrum measured in a coagulation process of the blood to which the substance is not added.
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