Cardiovascular Fluid MechanicsGianni Pedrizzetti, Karl Perktold The book presents the state of the art in the interdisciplinary field of fluid mechanics applied to cardiovascular modelling. It is neither a monograph nor a collection of research papers, rather an extended review in the field. It is arranged in 4 scientific chapters each presenting thoroughly the approach of a leading research team; two additional chapters prepared by biomedical scientists present the topic by the applied perspective. A unique feature is a substantial (approx. one fourth of the book) medical introductory part, written by clinical researchers for scientific readers, that would require a large effort to be collected otherwise. |
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Contents
Arterial and Vonous Fluid Dynamics | 1 |
Computational Models of Arterial Flow and Mass Transport | 73 |
Finite Difference and Finite Volume Techniques for the Solution of NavierStokes Equations in Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics | 137 |
Fluid Plow inside DeiormaDle Vessels and in the Leii Ventricle | 187 |
Failing Heart | 235 |
Element of Physiology and Mechanics of Human Arteries | 249 |
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