Depth kymography is a specialized imaging technique used primarily in the study of the motion dynamics of fluids, particularly in the fields of biology and medicine. It provides a way to capture and analyze the motion of fluid layers over time along a specific axis, often in a continuous manner. The technique combines the principles of kymography, which traditionally involves recording and visualizing motion along a single dimension, with depth imaging to capture variations in motion at different depths within a sample.
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