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Power, Acoustic

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Power, Acoustic 

the energy carried by a sound wave through a particular surface per unit time; it is measured in watts. A distinction is made between the instantaneous value of acoustic power and the average over the period of an oscillation or a prolonged time interval. Of greatest interest is the average acoustic power per unit area, which is called the sound intensity.



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The device, consisting of a thin, titanium wire that is placed into an occluded graft, artery or vein, delivers low power, acoustic energy to ablate blood clots into minute particles approximately the size of red blood cells.
The device, consisting of a thin, titanium wire that is placed into an occluded graft, artery or vein, delivers low power, acoustic energy to ablate blood clots into minute particles approximately the size of red blood cells.
The device, consisting of a thin, titanium wire that is placed into an occluded graft, artery or vein, delivers low power, acoustic energy to ablate blood clots into minute particles approximately the size of red blood cells.
 
 
 
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