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Biomechanical Transport Processes

  • Florentina Mosora
  • Colin G. Caro
  • Egon Krause
  • Holger Schmid-Schönbein
  • Charles Baquey
  • Robert Pelissier
Book

Part of the NATO ASI Series book series (NSSA, volume 193)

Table of contents

  1. Front Matter
    Pages i-xi
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  2. Objectives and Perspectives of the Colloquium: “Bio-Mechanical Transport Processes”

    1. Objectives and Perspectives of the Colloquium: “Bio-Mechanical Transport Processes”
      Florentina Mosora
      Pages 1-3

  3. Transport Phenomena, Blood Vessels and Heart Thermo-Biophysical Properties

    1. Front Matter
      Pages 5-5
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    2. Transport of Materials through the Walls of Different Blood Vessels
      M. John Lever, Mark T. Jay
      Pages 7-13
    3. Shunting of Heat in Canine Myocardium is Considerable
      N. Westerhof, J. H. G. M. Van Beek, P. Duijst, G. H. M. Ten Velden, G. Elzinga
      Pages 15-21
    4. Stiffening of the Cardiac Wall by Coronary Blood Volume Increase: A Finite Element Simulation
      Jacques M. Huyghe, Theo Arts, Dick H. van Campen, Roberts S. Reneman
      Pages 23-30

  4. Arterial, Valvular, Ventricular and Venous Flow

    1. Front Matter
      Pages 31-31
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    2. Steady Flows and Instabilities in Collapsible Tubes
      O. E. Jensen, T. J. Pedley
      Pages 33-40
    3. Flow in Pipes with Varying Cross Sections
      Arnold F. Bertelsen
      Pages 41-50
    4. Quasi-Steady Laminar Viscous Flow in Circular Curved Pipe
      M. Thiriet, J. M. R. Graham, R. I. Issa
      Pages 51-58
    5. Pulsatile Flow through Partially Occluded Ducts and Bifurcations
      J. M. R. Graham, M. Thiriet
      Pages 59-66
    6. Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Carotid Artery Blood Flow
      A. A. van Steenhoven, C. C. M. Rindt, R. S. Reneman, J. D. Janssen
      Pages 67-75
    7. Internal Flows with Moving Boundaries and Applications in Ventricular Ejection
      S. Tsangaris, N. Koufopoulos
      Pages 77-85
    8. Upscaling as a Tool in Biofluidmechanics — Demonstrated at the Artificial Heart Valve Flow
      K. Affeld, P. Walker, K. Schichl
      Pages 87-95
    9. The Study of Integrated Ventricular and Arterial Function Using the Method of Characteristics
      C. J. H. Jones, K. H. Parker
      Pages 97-103
    10. Vorticity Formation and Transport from Mechanical Heart Valve Prostheses Experimental and Numerical Simulations
      F. Cassot, R. Pelissier, G. Tonietto
      Pages 105-114
    11. Flows in Rigid and Arterial Graft Bifurcation Models
      R. Rieu, R. Pelissier, V. Deplano
      Pages 115-124
    12. A Predictive Scheme for Flow in Arterial Bifurcations: Comparison with Laboratory Measurements
      M. W. Collins, X. Y. Xu
      Pages 125-133
    13. Modelling the Pulmonary Circulation in Health and Disease
      P. E. Hydon, T. Higenbottam, T. J. Pedley
      Pages 135-142
    14. Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Lung Bifurcation Flows
      P. Corieri, C. Benocci, M. Paiva, M. Riethmuller
      Pages 143-154
    15. Regulation of Flow in Vascular Networks by EDRF
      T M Griffith, D H Edwards
      Pages 155-164
    16. Flow Studies in a Model of the Abdominal Aorta
      D. Liepsch, A. Poll, P. D. Stein
      Pages 165-172
    17. Three Dimensional Shear Stress Distribution around Small Atherosclerotic Plaques with Steady and Unsteady Flow
      Takami Yamaguchi, Atushi Nakano, Sotaro Hanai
      Pages 173-182

  5. Hemorheology and Microcirculation

    1. Front Matter
      Pages 183-183
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    2. Synergetics of O2-Transport in the Mammalian Microcirculation: Cooperativity of Molecular, Cellular, Kinematic and Hemodynamic Factors in “Rectified Blood Flow”
      Holger Schmid-Schönbein
      Pages 185-196
    3. Wall Shear Rate in Arterioles: Least Estimates from in Vivo Recorded Velocity Profiles
      Robert S. Reneman, Theo Arts, Dick W. Slaaf, Geert Jan Tangelder
      Pages 197-204
    4. Blood Flow in Microcirculatory Networks and Porous-Media-Like Tissues
      Heinz D. Papenfuss, Holger Schmid-Schönbein
      Pages 205-215
    5. Erythrocyte in the Capillary — The Mathematical Model
      Yu. Ya. Kislyakov, A. V. Kopyltsov
      Pages 217-222
    6. Closed Fluid Quadrilamina Model of the Erythrocyte Membrane
      Reinhard Grebe, Holger Schmid-Schönbein
      Pages 223-233
    7. ESR and Erythrocyte Studies
      Ana Margarida Damas, Maria Strecht Almeida, Alexandre Quintanilha
      Pages 235-242
    8. Modelling Hemodynamics in Small Tubes (Hollow Fibers) Considering Non-Newtonian Blood Properties and Radial Hematocrit Distribution
      Dietmar Lerche
      Pages 243-250

  6. Blood-Wall Interactions

    1. Front Matter
      Pages 251-251
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    2. 3-D Visualization of Arterial Structures and Flow Phenomena
      R. I. Kitney, C. J. Burrell, D. P. Giddens
      Pages 253-270
    3. Methodological Strategies to Investigate Blood-Wall Interactions
      Ch. Baquey, L. Bordenave, J. Caix, F. Lespinasse, N. More, B. Basse-Cathalinat
      Pages 271-281
    4. Influence of Fluid Mechanical Stresses on Vascular Cell Adhesion
      Timothy M. Wick, Sherry D. Doty, Robert M. Nerem
      Pages 283-292
    5. Non-Invasive Assessment of Velocity Patterns in and Wall Properties of the Carotid Artery Bifurcation in Man by Means of a Multi-Gate Pulsed Doppler System
      Robert S. Reneman, Tiny Van Merode, Frans A. M. Smeets, Arnold P. G. Hoeks
      Pages 293-302
    6. Aneurysms as a Biomechanical Instability Problem
      Nuri Akkas
      Pages 303-311
    7. Endothelial Cells under Mechanical and Humoral Stress
      B. Klosterhalfen, H. Rixen, Ch. Mittermayer, C. J. Kirkpatrick, H. Richter
      Pages 313-322
    8. Endothelialized Prosthetic Supports and Cellular Biomechanics: A Test Bench for Evaluation of Cell Tearing
      José Sampol, Dominique Arnoux, Régis Rieu, Robert Pelissier, Claude Mercier
      Pages 323-328
    9. Experiments and Numerical Analysis Relating to Atherogenesis
      J. H. Gerrard
      Pages 329-338
    10. Investigations Concerning Localization of Induced Thrombus Formation at Arteriolar Branchings
      Dirk Seiffge, Eberhard Kremer, Volker Laux, Peter Reifert
      Pages 339-346
    11. The Influence of Vascular Smooth Muscle on the Development of Post-Stenotic Dilatation
      S. E. Greenwald, U. Kukongviriyapan, B. S. Gow
      Pages 347-356

  7. Instrumentation and Hemodynamic Investigations

    1. Front Matter
      Pages 357-357
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    2. Blood Rheology in Extracorporeal Circulation
      J. Martins-Silva, R. Lima, L. Cardoso, J. Cravino, M. Nunes, A. Lemos et al.
      Pages 359-373
    3. A High Resolution Personal Computer Controlled Laser Doppler Velocimeter
      Robert M. Heethaar, Evert-Jan Nijhof
      Pages 375-379
    4. Intra Operative Flowmetry for Vascular Surgery
      Patrice Bergeron, V. Pugliesi, R. Rieu, P. Garcia
      Pages 381-386
    5. In Vitro Analysis of a Model of Intracardiac Jet: A Laser Doppler Anemometric Study
      B. Diebold, A. Delouche, E. Abergel, P. Péronneau
      Pages 387-401
  8. Back Matter
    Pages 403-414
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About this book

Keywords

animal physiology biology biomechanics biomedical engineering biophysics blood engineering hematology internal medicine physics transport zoology

Editors and affiliations

  • Florentina Mosora
    • 1
  • Colin G. Caro
    • 2
  • Egon Krause
    • 3
  • Holger Schmid-Schönbein
    • 4
  • Charles Baquey
    • 5
  • Robert Pelissier
    • 6
  1. 1.Institut de PhysiqueUniversité de LiègeBiomécanique Sart-Tilman, LiègeBelgium
  2. 2.Physiological Flow Studies UnitImperial CollegeLondonUK
  3. 3.Aerodynamisches InstitutRWTH AachenAachenDeutschland
  4. 4.Lehrstuhl für PhysiologieRWTH AachenAachenGermany
  5. 5.INSERMUniversité de Bordeaux II, U306Bordeaux CedexFrance
  6. 6.Institut de Mécanique des Fluides, Groupe de MécaniqueUniversité d’ Aix Marseille IIMarseilleFrance

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