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Blood viscosity factors and clinical haemorheology studies have contributed to a better understanding of blood microrheology and its clinical applications in cardiovascular disorders.
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Highlights potential microrheology applications in cardiovascular disorders; leaves open clinical adoption pending higher-level evidence.
Our studies in theoretical, experimental and clinical haemorheology moved through a number of stages, but each of these stages contributed to a better insight into the microrheology of blood. While the first two stages dealt with instrumentation and
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L. Dintenfass (1979) studied this question. Blood viscosity factors and clinical haemorheology studies have contributed to a better understanding of blood microrheology and its clinical applications in cardiovascular disorders.
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