1985
DOI: 10.1016/0165-022x(85)90047-8
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Measurement of biophysical properties of red blood cells by resistance pulse spectroscopy: volume, shape, surface area, and deformability

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“…The geometry of human RBCs has been studied extensively using a variety of different methods such as light microscopy [67,68] , interference holography [69,70] , resistive pulse spectroscopy [71] , micropipette aspiration [72,73] , and light scattering [74,75] . In Fig.…”
Section: 3-parametrization Of Rbc Biconcave Morphology and Shape Ermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The geometry of human RBCs has been studied extensively using a variety of different methods such as light microscopy [67,68] , interference holography [69,70] , resistive pulse spectroscopy [71] , micropipette aspiration [72,73] , and light scattering [74,75] . In Fig.…”
Section: 3-parametrization Of Rbc Biconcave Morphology and Shape Ermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…but at the same slow-flow rate through the orifice. At this flow rate, the data are well fit using the oblate assumption for the erythrocyte shape witin the orifice (Richieri et al, 1985a). If the data of Heubusch et al (1985) were taken at the more typical Coulter flow rate of 4 d s e c , the contribution of the shape factor correction, now more closely based on the prolate assumption, should be even larger.…”
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“…The details of the electronics and computer operation of the RPS technique are described elsewhere (8,16). The correction of the cell volume for shape factor has been recently analyzed and evaluated (17). The same procedure has been applied to the data used here, so that our reported values of average cell volume are the true values obtained after the correction.…”
Section: Rps Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From Fig. 2 of Richieri et al (17), the shape factor for each individual cell volume was estimated (oblate assumption), and the whole size distribution curve was recalculated. Only one iteration was needed because the maximum correction effect was found to be <3% in all cases.…”
Section: Rps Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%