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Experimental evidence showed that amorphous oxide has a high time constant value, low open-circuit potential, and negative current density at open-circuit potential. Trace thrombosis was found for a wire passivated with amorphous oxide film, while a high degree of thrombosis was detected for a wire passivated with polycrystalline oxide film. These characteristics could make amorphous oxide film the best candidate for use on cardiovascular devices.
Experimental evidence showed that amorphous oxide has a high time constant value, low open-circuit potential, and negative current density at open-circuit potential. Trace thrombosis was found for a wire passivated with amorphous oxide film, while a high degree of thrombosis was detected for a wire passivated with polycrystalline oxide film. These characteristics could make amorphous oxide film the best candidate for use on cardiovascular devices.
| Author(s) | Che Shih, Mau-Song Chang, Taipei Veterans Gen. Hosp., Chun-Ming Shih Taipei Med. Univer., Yea-Yang Su, Armorphous Oxide Technologies, Inc, Lin-Hui Julie Su, Columbia Univer., USA and Shing-Jong Lin, Nat. Yang-Ming Univer., Taiwan. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 73rd Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Oct. 2004, pg. 64. |
| Year | 2003 |
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