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(B) ROTEM temograms of EXTEM (tests the extrinsic pathway), INTEM (tests the intrinsic pathway), FIBTEM (tests the fibrinogen function), and HEPTEM (tests the heparin effect) channels. Due to a residual effect of heparin, the clotting time is prolonged in INTEM but normal in HEPTEM. (C) Visual Clot showing a residual effect of heparin.
J Med Internet Res 2023;25:e43895
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Avatar-Based Patient Monitoring With Peripheral Vision: A Multicenter Comparative Eye-Tracking Study
(A and B) Study setup: A study participant sits in front of 2 computer monitors. An eye tracker records the participant’s eye movements, which we used to confirm that the monitor on which the changes in patient condition were displayed was located in the peripheral field of view of the participant.
J Med Internet Res 2019;21(7):e13041
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