Blood flow through the post-stenotic dilatation artery
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概要
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To help us understand the details of pulsating blood flow through the post-stenotic dilatation artery we use the computational fluid dynamic techniques to gain the wall shear stress distributions and the streamline patterns. In the work, a mathematical model of the axially symmetric rigid artery containing the stenosis and the dilatation is introduced. The incompressible Navier-Stokes equations are solved numerically by using the finite difference method. The geometry and the flow conditions represent a real physiological situation as closely as possible.
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著者
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NAKANO Masahiro
University of Occupational and Environmental Health
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Liu Liang-gang
Faculty Of Information Technology Macau University Of Science And Technology
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Liu Guo-tao
South China Sea Institute Of Oceanology The Chinese Academy Of Sciences:research Institute Shenzhen
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Nakano Masahiro
University Of Occupational And Environmental Health Kitakyushu
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