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Cardiovascular engineering

empirical model in which blood damage grows as a power of shear stress and exposure time, used to rate blood-contacting devices.

In cardiovascular engineering, power-law blood damage model refers to empirical model in which blood damage grows as a power of shear stress and exposure time, used to rate blood-contacting devices. This meaning comes from Giersiepen (1990) in The International Journal of Artificial Organs.[1]

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Giersiepen, M., Wurzinger, L. J., Opitz, R., & Reul, H. (1990). Estimation of Shear Stress-related Blood Damage in Heart Valve Prostheses - in Vitro Comparison of 25 Aortic Valves. The International Journal of Artificial Organs, 13(5), 300-306. https://doi.org/10.1177/039139889001300507

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