Entities Mentioned
-
The embryonic heart tube consists of an outer myocardial tube, a middle layer of cardiac jelly, and an inner endocardial tube. It is said that tubular hearts pump the blood by peristaltoid contractions. The traditional concept of cardiac peristalsis sees the cyclic deformations of pulsating heart tubes as concentric narrowing and widening of tubes of circular cross-section. We have visualized the cross-sectional deformations of contracting embryonic hearts in chick embryos (HH-stages 9-17) using real-time high-resolution optical coherence tomography. Cardiac contractions are detected from HH-stage 10 onward. During the cardiac cycle, the myocardial tube undergoes concentric narrowing and widening while the ... (Read Full Article)
Bookmark or Share this article
Related Articles
- Volcano exec exercises options
- also categorized in Cardiology
- Frequency-swept laser light source at 1050 nm with higher bandwidth due to multiple semiconductor optical amplifiers in series
- also written by Lars Thrane
- Non-destructive assessment of inhibition of demineralization in dental enamel irradiated by a = 9.3-µm CO2 laser at ablative irradiation intensities with PS-OCT
- also published in www3.interscience.wiley.com
- Innovations in imaging for chronic total occlusions: a glimpse into the future of angiography’s blind-spot
- also categorized in Cardiology
- Spectral-domain OCT wows interventional cardiologists
- also categorized in Cardiology
- In vivo imaging of the cyclic changes in cross-sectional shape of the ventricular segment of pulsating embryonic chick hearts at stages 14 to 17: A contribution to the understanding of the ontogenesis of cardiac pumping function
- also written by Lars Thrane
- Quantifying permeability of glucose in normal and atherosclerotic pig aorta in vitro using optical coherence tomography
- also categorized in Cardiology
- Postdoc in Biophotonics - Roskilde, Denmark
- also mentions Lars Thrane
- OCT imaging of skin cancer and other dermatological diseases
- also written by Lars Thrane
- Quantitative analysis on optical properties of human atherosclerosis by using polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography
- also categorized in Cardiology







Recent Comments
Eric Swanson » Jim Fujimoto video: Biophotonics and optical coherence tomography
Great video Jim!
dariemihaela » Gary S. Mintz
Dear Prof. Dr. Gary S. Mintz, You are an extraordinary expert in imaging, an intelligence ...
See all recent comments