This lecture is divided into several parts. First I should like to acquaint you briefly with Robin Fahraeus, the historian. This will be followed by an account of his scientific contributions with emphasis on hemorheology. I shall attempt to place these contributions as they concern hemorheology in context with early and most recent developments in experimental and clinical hemorheology.
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