- at
which the
solute enters the column) and the time at
which the
solute elutes. In the same way, the
elution volume is the
volume of
eluent required to...
- stent,
which elutes drugs, is
implanted into the
blood vessel to help keep the
vessel open and
improve blood flow. Specifically, drug-
eluting stents are...
- "weak"
solvent which allows the
solute to
elute only slowly,
while B is the "strong"
solvent which rapidly elutes the
solutes from the column. In reversed-phase...
- the
tissue that is
being treated. The
implant contains a
reservoir that
elutes a drug
dependent on the
mechanism of release. This
mechanism be in the form...
- that of the
common carrier gases of
helium or hydrogen, when an
analyte elutes from the
column the
effluent thermal conductivity is reduced, and a detectable...
-
after drug-
eluting stent placement in
individuals who are at low risk for bleeding.
Since 2006,
technology advancements for drug-
eluting stents have...
- the
entire pore
volume and the
interparticle volume. This
small molecule elutes late (after the
molecule has
penetrated all of the pore- and interparticle...
- vast
majority of
stents used in
modern interventional cardiology are drug-
eluting stents (DES). They are used in a
medical procedure called percutaneous...
-
Coronary stents are
commonly used in
coronary angioplasty, with drug-
eluting stents being the most
common type.
Vascular stents are used for peripheral...
-
Pouring normal saline solution through the
column of
immobilized 99Mo
elutes the
soluble 99mTc,
resulting in a
saline solution containing the 99mTc as...
