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January 1, 1981Neurological Research

Finite Element Methods of Studying Mechanical Factors in Blood Flow

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Computational models of blood flow in large arteries, including a canine prebranch arterial segment

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NDNorman DavidsUnited States Military Academy

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Implication

These modeled shear patterns merit targeted hemodynamic studies; leaves open any role in clinical atherosclerosis risk assessment.

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Population
Computational models of blood flow in large arteries, including a canine prebranch arterial segment
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Intervention
Finite element method computer modeling
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Outcome
Mechanical and fluid dynamic factors including wall shear stress, flow profiles, and pressure variationssurrogate

Finite element modeling of arterial blood flow predicts specific patterns of shear stress and flow reversal that may contribute to the etiology of atherosclerosis.

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Norman Davids (1981) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a78a7c9d8eb58afc2bea64dhttps://doi.org/10.1080/01616412.1981.11739593
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