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"triphasic: having three phases, due to crossing the zero flow baseline twice in each cardiac cycle"

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"biphasic: having two phases or variations having forward and reverse flow 5"

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"biphasic: having two phases or variations having forward and reverse flow 5"

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"monophasic: having one phasesystolic forward flow continuing into diastole, lacking reverse diastolic flow, which can be divided by acceleration/deceleration time 8:"

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  • H2 Macroscopic appearance
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  • H2 Immunophenotype
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"Doppler"

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