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Analysis of an Intensive Magnetic Field on Blood Flow

Isaac I. H. Chen Department of Physiology and Biophysics, University Medical Center Shreveport, LA, 71130
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Subrata Saha Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery and Physiology and Biophysics Louisiana State, University Medical Center Shreveport, LA, 71130
Pages 293-298 | Published online: 07 Aug 2009

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U. V. Lalo, Y. V. Pankratov & O. M. Mikhailik. (1994) Steady magnetic fields effect on lipid peroxidation kinetics. Redox Report 1:1, pages 71-75.
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Isaac I.H. Chen & Subrata Sana. (1985) Analysis of An Intensive Magnetic Field on Blood Flow: Part 2. Journal of Bioelectricity 4:1, pages 55-62.
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Takeshi Shiga, Masaharu Okazaki, Akitoshi Seiyama & Nobuji Maeda. (1993) Paramagnetic attraction of erythrocyte flow due to an inhomogeneous magnetic field. Bioelectrochemistry and Bioenergetics 30, pages 181-188.
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John R. Keltner, Mark S. Roos, Paul R. Brakeman & Thomas F. Budinger. (1990) Magnetohydrodynamics of blood flow. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 16:1, pages 139-149.
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P.K. Gupta & C.T. Hung. (1989) Minireview Magnetically controlled targeted micro-carrier systems. Life Sciences 44:3, pages 175-186.
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M. Okazaki, N. Maeda & T. Shiga. (1987) Effects of an inhomogeneous magnetic field on flowing erythrocytes. European Biophysics Journal 14:3, pages 139-145.
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