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blood rheology: a standalone construct

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bloodrheology1 CONSTRUCTBlood rheologyMERRILL · HEMORHEOLOGY

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Hemorheology

flow behavior of blood as a shear-thinning, yield-stress suspension whose viscosity depends on hematocrit, shear rate and cell aggregation.

In hemorheology, blood rheology refers to flow behavior of blood as a shear-thinning, yield-stress suspension whose viscosity depends on hematocrit, shear rate and cell aggregation. This meaning comes from Merrill (1969) in Physiological Reviews.[1]

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References

  1. Merrill, E. W. (1969). Rheology of blood. Physiological Reviews, 49(4), 863-888. https://doi.org/10.1152/physrev.1969.49.4.863

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