Comparison of a Highly Sensitive Rabbit Brain Thromboplastin, Dade Thromboplastin FS, with a Human Brain Thromboplastin, Manchester Comparative Thromboplastin

Spaethe, R.; Shirley, I. M.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-5676-6_11

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“…Among others, the most usual coagulometers are either optical or mechanical [1]. Optical techniques are based on the fact that clotting of a plasma sample is associated with a change in its optical density.…”

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Coagulation time detection by means of a real-time image processing technique

Gasull

Vallverdú

Marqués

et al. 1992

Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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Several techniques for semi-automatic or automatic detection of coagulation time in blood or in plasma analysis are available in the literature. However, these techniques are either complex and demand for specialized equipment, or allow the analysis of very few samples in parallel. In this paper a new system based on computer vision is presented. An easy image processing algorithm has been developed, which leads to an accurate estimation of the coagulation time of several samples in parallel. The estimation can be performed in real time using transputer architecture supported by a PC.

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confidence: 99%