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Select article: A semi-empirical model of apparent blood viscosity as a function of vessel diameter and discharge hematocrit

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First published 1991-1

A semi-empirical model of apparent blood viscosity as a function of vessel diameter and discharge hematocrit

Mohammad F. Kiani, Antal G. Hudetz

Biorheology

Select article: A comparison of the effects of artificial plasma substitutes,albumin and saline solutions on in vitro apparent blood viscosity

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First published 2016-12-9

A comparison of the effects of artificial plasma substitutes,albumin and saline solutions on in vitro apparent blood viscosity

A.R. Webb, G.B. Nash, J.A. Dormandy [...]

Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation

Select article: Apparent viscosity of whole human blood at various hydrostatic pressures—I. Studies on anticoagulated blood employing a new capillary viscometer

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First published 1974-11

Apparent viscosity of whole human blood at various hydrostatic pressures—I. Studies on anticoagulated blood employing a new capillary viscometer

J.L. Martin, R.M. Jacobs, A.L. Copley

Biorheology

Select article: Effect of temperature dependent changes in mechanical stability of red cell aggregates on relative apparent whole blood viscosity

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First published 1987-9

Effect of temperature dependent changes in mechanical stability of red cell aggregates on relative apparent whole blood viscosity

F.-J. Neumann, H. Schmid-Schönbein, H. Malotta

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Select article: Electrokinetic effects on luminal and transmural fluid flow in capillaries

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First published 1987-11

Electrokinetic effects on luminal and transmural fluid flow in capillaries

C.P. Winlove, K.H. Parker

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Select article: Physicochemical risk factors in stroke

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First published 1986-2

Physicochemical risk factors in stroke

Bruce M. Coull, Nancy B. Beamer, Geoffrey V.F. Seaman

Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation

Select article: Quantification of blood viscosity using power law model in cerebrovascular accidents and high risk controls

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First published 1994-10

Quantification of blood viscosity using power law model in cerebrovascular accidents and high risk controls

A. Hussain, R.R. Puniyani, S. Kar

Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation

Select article: Flow of blood through narrow capillaries: Rheological mechanisms determining capillary hematocrit and apparent viscosity 1

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First published 1980-1

Flow of blood through narrow capillaries: Rheological mechanisms determining capillary hematocrit and apparent viscosity 1

Peter Gaehtgens

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Select article: Influence of dextrans on the rheological properties of blood 1

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First published 1974-7

Influence of dextrans on the rheological properties of blood 1

Megha Singh, N.A. Coulter

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Select article: Theoretical and experimental study of the time dependent flow of red blood cell suspension through narrow pores

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First published 1988-7

Theoretical and experimental study of the time dependent flow of red blood cell suspension through narrow pores

C. Bucherer, J.C. Lelièvre, C. Lacombe

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