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Technical validation and feasibility of video particle tracking for low-volume measurement of biliary micro-viscosity after liver transplantation / Ludwig Lenz, Philip Friedrich, Peggy Stock, Sandra Nickel, Luis Mandl, Anton Schnurpel, Fabian Haak, Uwe Scheuermann, Rebecca Sternkopf, Tim Ricken, Josef Alfons Käs, Hans-Michael Tautenhahn
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