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Fig. 2A —Three-dimensional maximum-intensity-projection images of
phantom. Image obtained in arterial phase (A) and image obtained 2
minutes after A (B) show active bleeding from simulated arteries
(arrows) that was detected with cardiac output of 4 L/min and mean
arterial pressure of 50 mm Hg. Tube on left has 100-µm hole, one in middle
has 280-µm hole, and tube on right has no holes. For limitations of this
model, see text.