Titlebook: Biology and Mechanics of Blood Flows; Part II: Mechanics a Marc Thiriet Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New York 2008 anatomy.cardiovascular.cont

彎腰

Book 2008ding the heart and their treatments. Methods of numerical simulations are given and illustrated in particular by application to wall diseases. This authoritative book will appeal to any biologist, chemist, physicist, or applied mathematician interested in the functioning of the cardiovascular system..

拉開這車床

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08070-1posed of two chambers. The left heart propels blood through the ., the right heart through the . (Fig. 1.1). Blood circulation is characterized by several space and time scales associated with vascular wall and caliber and cardiac cycle and control phenomena (Table 1.1).

Eeg332

護(hù)身符

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95542-5 taken of the human body are mainly displayed in three main planes: (1) coronal planes which divide the body into front and back regions; (2) sagittal planes which separate the body into left and right parts; and (3) transverse planes, perpendicular to the body axis, which split the body into upper

dendrites

GLOSS

消毒

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91550-0ved physical parameters, especially the most important parameters of influence. However, . and . must be performed. Furthermore, the sensitivity of the results to the input parameters must be checked by varying the values of the input data. In some circumstances, the model is calibrated by adjusting

品嘗你的人

Kommunale Ziel- und Erfolgssteuerungncy, disturbed electrical activation of the myocardium, etc. Two major arterial pathologies are aneurisms. and atherosclerosis, which have been targeted by physical and mathematical modeling. Genetic and environmental risk factors contribute to the variability in disease susceptibility for cardiovas

有發(fā)明天才

obscurity

Marc ThirietMultidisciplinary approach starting from the description of accumulated knowledge on the biology of the cardiovascular system to the numerical simulation of flows in the vasculature, incorporating rhe