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rheometry

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rhe·om·e·try (r-m-tr)
n.
1. The measurement of electrical current.
2. The measurement of blood flow.
rheometry
[rē·om′ətrē]
Etymology: Gk, rheos, current, metron, measure
a technique for measuring the velocity of blood flow.


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