Transonic OEM Blog

Why One Cardiovascular Explorer Depends on Transonic Flow Measurements for Research

It was the launch of Sputnik that cemented Dr. George Pantalos’s interest in space exploration. His father, a member of the Air Corps during World War II, was able to pick up the satellite on...

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Transonic's OEM Team Attends ISMCS in Bologna, Italy

ISMCS Overview Transonic attended the International Society of Mechanical Circulatory Support (ISMCS) annual meeting held in Bologna, Italy, from 21-23 October 2019. There were approximately 400...

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20 Jun 2019

Which Fluids are Best Measured with Transit-Time Ultrasound?

Fluids that have low ultrasound attenuation are great candidates for measuring flow via transit- time ultrasound. There...

20 Jun 2019

Doppler Velocity Flow Measurement vs. Transit-time Volume Flow Measurement: How They Differ

When choosing a flow measurement option for an OEM device, it’s helpful to understand the differences between Doppler...

12 Jun 2019

10 Remarkable Blood Facts from the “Incredible Machine”

Here are 10 remarkable facts about blood from the “Incredible Machine.”¹ Human blood retains a link to ancient...

10 Jun 2019

Laminar versus Turbulent Blood Flow, Reynolds Number, and Relevance to Arterial Health

Laminar flow occurs when blood moves in ordered, parallel layers through the arteries with no obstructions to agitate...

10 Jun 2019

Surprising Facts About Your Circulatory System

The circulatory system is responsible for transporting more than just blood throughout our bodies. This complex network...