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The analysis of the circulation of the blood is one of the most important areas of fluid mechanics research, with far-reaching medical and physiological implications.

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	Biomechanics by Y.C. Fung (Author) The theory of blood circulation is one of the oldest in science, and remains a vigorous field of study with many features that have been described in physical and mathematical terms. In Biomechanics: Circulation, Fung presents a treatment of the fundamental biomechanics of the cardiovascular and pulmonary systems, using a mathematical approach to illuminate problems in experiemental design, data collection, modeling, observations, and theory. This second edition includes extensive changes...
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	The Arterial Circulation: Physical Principles and Clinical Applications by John K-J Li (Author) Rutgers Univ., Piscataway, NJ. Reference contains new methods for clinical hemodynamic measurement and diagnosis, experimental data for model validations and interpretations. Uses physical principles to analyze arterial circulation in health and disease. For those investigating the structure and function of arteries in clinical situations. Expanded-outline format.
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