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Hans Gregersen

24PUBLICATIONS

12CO-AUTHORS

Fluid-structure interaction and aeroacousticsMedical devicesMedical molecular engineering of nucleic acids and proteinsExperimental methods in fluid flow, heat and mass transferCircuits and systems

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|Apr 11, 2026

Resting and Squeeze Anal Pull-Through Assessments by Fecobionics Demonstrate Weak Anal Sphincters in Patients With Fecal Incontinence.

Giuliana Barron Del Solar, Xiaomei Guo, Danielle Long

|Mar 16, 2026

A novel approach to studying human orogastric transit with an ingestible bionic device. An early feasibility study.

D Sun, G Barron Del Solar, X Guo

|Aug 13, 2025

Mechanobiology of gastric needle insertions: a combined experimental and numerical study.

Sif Julie Friis, Torben Strøm Hansen, Mette Poulsen

|Mar 06, 2023

Defecatory Function Studies Using the Fecobionics Device Are Repeatable.

Kar Man Lo, Daming Sun, Ssu-Chi Chen

|Jul 30, 2022

Anorectal volume-pressure relations, contraction work, and flow during defecation.

Hans Gregersen, Yanmin Wang, Fred Field

|Jun 03, 2022

Feasibility study of defecation studied with a wireless Fecobionics probe in normal subjects.

Hans Gregersen, Yanmin Wang, Fred Field

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