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Conventional thrombelastography has been in use for over 6 decades and provides a functional assay of coagulation. Rapid thrombelastography was developed to provide more rapid comprehensive analysis of coagulation status in an emergency setting. The purpose of this study was to determine the correlation of rapid thrombelastographic values with conventional thrombelastographic values in trauma patients...
Integrated optic devices — such as optical fibers, waveguides or linear optical circuits — offer distinct advantages for quantum information applications. The experimental setups get miniaturized, the spatial properties of generated quantum states are defined by the guiding geometries and networks are intrinsically stable. We present a toolbox for integrated quantum devices.
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