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Automatic tracking and deformation measurements of red blood cells flowing through a microchannel with a microstenosis: the keyhole model

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Figure 1. (a) RBCs flowing through a microchannel having a smooth contraction shape. W 1 ¼ 50 mm and W 2 ¼ 10 mm
Figure 3 shows the result obtained after pre-processing the image. For a better visualisation, we use the image negative.
Figure 5. Image with a black background and the segmented regions with the original colour.
Figure 7 represents the obtained optical flow for the studied microchannel.
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