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Non-Invasive Novel Light Technique Accurately Measures Cranial Blood Flow for Better Diagnosis

Medicine & Technology Oct 21, 2021

Researchers form the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea, have developed a non-invasive novel light technique that will allow clinicians to accurately measure the cerebral blood flow of patients for a more accurate brain health and diseases diagnosis.

Speckle Imaging

Non-Invasive Novel Light Technique Accurately Measures Cranial Blood Flow for Better Diagnosis

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