Asymmetric oscillation of cavitation bubbles in a microvessel and its implications upon mechanisms of clinical vessel injury in shock-wave lithotripsy

A theoretical model for constrained oscillations of a cavitation bubble inside a vessel is developed, and an approximate solution, including the second-order effect when the vessel radius is significantly larger than the bubble, indicates that the effect of asymmetric bubble oscillation due to the v...

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Published in:International journal of non-linear mechanics 2005-03, Vol.40 (2), p.341-350
Main Authors: Hu, Y.T., Qin, Shengping, Hu, Ting, Ferrara, Katherine W., Jiang, Qing
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