Characterization of Unfocused / Weakly Focused Pressure Pulse Sources for Extracorporeal Pain Therapy (“Radial Shock Wave Therapy” Sources)

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1. Continuous Wrist Blood Pressure Measurement with Ultrasound
2. Experiences with Pulse Arrival Time as Surrogate for Systolic Blood Pressure
3. Long-Term Validation of a Blood Pressure Sensor at the Chest
4. Non-Interfering Cardiovascular Diagnostics and Blood Pressure
5. In-Ear Pulse Wave Measurements: A Pilot Study
6. A Novel Magnetic Field Device for Inducing Hyperthermia Using Magnetic Nanoparticles
7. Characterization of Unfocused / Weakly Focused Pressure Pulse Sources for Extracorporeal Pain Therapy (“Radial Shock Wave Therapy” Sources)
8. Customized electrical impedance tomography based analysis of regional lung function: a feasibility study
9. Microwave Doppler Radar for Cardiac and Respiratory Activity Measurement – Preliminary Results
10. Certified dOFM sampling devices provide access to target tissue in pharmaceutical trials
11. Development of a Pulseoximeter to Measure the Oxygen Saturation and the Heartrate of Sedated Mice
12. Magnetoencephalography of Deep Lying Auditory Sources Using Acoustical Devices for Infra- and Ultrasound Stimulation
13. New Dry Electrodes with Comparable Performance as Standard Electrodes