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A Novel, Efficient, Unit Circle-Based, Method for Positioning and Operating Cryo-Surgical Probes in Convex Target Areas.
Zaur Magalov, Shitzer Avraham, Degani David

J Biomech Eng· February 2021

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Pressure drop and arterial compliance - Two arterial parameters in one measurement.
Oren M Rotman, Uri Zaretsky, Avraham Shitzer, Shmuel Einav

J Biomech· January 2017

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An efficient technique for estimating the two-dimensional temperature distributions around multiple cryo-surgical probes based on combining contributions of unit circles.
Zaur Magalov, Avraham Shitzer, David Degani

Comput Methods Biomech Biomed Engin· October 2016

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Compilation of basal metabolic and blood perfusion rates in various multi-compartment, whole-body thermoregulation models.
Avraham Shitzer, Edward Arens, Hui Zhang

Int J Biometeorol· July 2016

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High accuracy differential pressure measurements using fluid-filled catheters - A feasibility study in compliant tubes.
Oren Moshe Rotman, Dar Weiss, Uri Zaretsky, Avraham Shitzer, Shmuel Einav

J Biomech· September 2015

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Modified wind chill temperatures determined by a whole body thermoregulation model and human-based facial convective coefficients.
Yael Ben Shabat, Avraham Shitzer, Dusan Fiala

Int J Biometeorol· August 2014

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Method for high accuracy differential pressure measurements using fluid-filled catheters.
Oren M Rotman, Uri Zaretsky, Avraham Shitzer, Shmuel Einav

Ann Biomed Eng· August 2014

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Facial convective heat exchange coefficients in cold and windy environments estimated from human experiments.
Yael Ben Shabat, Avraham Shitzer

Int J Biometeorol· July 2012

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Advances, shortcomings, and recommendations for wind chill estimation.
Avraham Shitzer, Peter Tikuisis

Int J Biometeorol· May 2012

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Assessment of the effects of environmental radiation on wind chill equivalent temperatures.
Avraham Shitzer

Eur J Appl Physiol· September 2008

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Paradox: increased blood perfusion to the face enhances protection against frostbite while it lowers wind chill equivalent temperatures.
Avraham Shitzer

Int J Biometeorol· May 2007

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A parametric study of wind chill equivalent temperatures by a dimensionless steady-state analysis.
Avraham Shitzer

Int J Biometeorol· March 2006

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Wind-chill-equivalent temperatures: regarding the impact due to the variability of the environmental convective heat transfer coefficient.
Avraham Shitzer

Int J Biometeorol· March 2006

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Freezing by a flat, circular surface cryoprobe of a tissue phantom with an embedded cylindrical heat source simulating a blood vessel.
Loay Massalha, Avraham Shitzer

J Biomech Eng· December 2004

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