A STUDY ON RHEOLOGICALBEHAVIOR OF BLOOD:
AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH DR. PUSHPA CHAKRAPANI Dept of Physics,Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Open university Hyderabad,Telangana State,India
ABSTRACT: The study of hemorheology has become an important field in biomedical research. Blood is a complex substance and it performs various functions in the human body. The blood viscosity plays an important role which affects the flow of blood.
This study …show more content…
It is a specialized part of fluid mechanics and is concerned primarily with non-Newtonian substances like Blood. Blood is a vital fluid found in human beings and other animals. It contains many chemical compounds to perform various functions. Healthy blood varies in viscosity as it flows normally and becomes much “thinner” by the time it reaches the capillaries.
From a hemorheological point of view, fluids can be divided into two main groups
(1) Newtonian fluids, (2) Non-Newtonian …show more content…
Because high blood viscosity always leads to a slow down of circulation and reduces oxygenation of tissues. Therefore variations in the viscosity of blood definitely, have the adverse effects on the human beings.
REFERENCES
Baskurt OK, Meiselman HJ, "Blood rheology and hemodynamics". Seminars in Thrombosis and Haemostasis 29: 435–450.doi: 2003, PMID 14631543
Schowalter, W.R , Mechanics of Non-Newtonian Fluids, Pergamon ISBN 0-08-021778-8,1978
Edward W.Meririll. Rheology of Blood, Physiological, Reviewe, vol.49, No.4,1969,USA
Adeel Ahmed &Basheerath ali, Proc. 14th North Conf. On Bio-Medical engineering, 1988,Singapore.
Arthur C Guyton, Textbook of medical physiology. 7th ed, WB Saunders co., Philadelphia,1986,London
Bigg, R. Human blood Coagulation, Homeostasis and Thrombosis, Lippincott, Philadelphia,1972 London.
Bing, DH. The chemistry and Physiology of Human Plasma Prteines, Pergamum, 1979
New York.
Bishop C,Surgenor DM. The blood cell, Academic Press, 1964, New York.
Bowlt C . Phy. Edu (GB); 10 (2) 102. 1975
Chamiel H, Andadire I&Walidtza E. Bio. Theology, (6)
AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH DR. PUSHPA CHAKRAPANI Dept of Physics,Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Open university Hyderabad,Telangana State,India
ABSTRACT: The study of hemorheology has become an important field in biomedical research. Blood is a complex substance and it performs various functions in the human body. The blood viscosity plays an important role which affects the flow of blood.
This study …show more content…
It is a specialized part of fluid mechanics and is concerned primarily with non-Newtonian substances like Blood. Blood is a vital fluid found in human beings and other animals. It contains many chemical compounds to perform various functions. Healthy blood varies in viscosity as it flows normally and becomes much “thinner” by the time it reaches the capillaries.
From a hemorheological point of view, fluids can be divided into two main groups
(1) Newtonian fluids, (2) Non-Newtonian …show more content…
Because high blood viscosity always leads to a slow down of circulation and reduces oxygenation of tissues. Therefore variations in the viscosity of blood definitely, have the adverse effects on the human beings.
REFERENCES
Baskurt OK, Meiselman HJ, "Blood rheology and hemodynamics". Seminars in Thrombosis and Haemostasis 29: 435–450.doi: 2003, PMID 14631543
Schowalter, W.R , Mechanics of Non-Newtonian Fluids, Pergamon ISBN 0-08-021778-8,1978
Edward W.Meririll. Rheology of Blood, Physiological, Reviewe, vol.49, No.4,1969,USA
Adeel Ahmed &Basheerath ali, Proc. 14th North Conf. On Bio-Medical engineering, 1988,Singapore.
Arthur C Guyton, Textbook of medical physiology. 7th ed, WB Saunders co., Philadelphia,1986,London
Bigg, R. Human blood Coagulation, Homeostasis and Thrombosis, Lippincott, Philadelphia,1972 London.
Bing, DH. The chemistry and Physiology of Human Plasma Prteines, Pergamum, 1979
New York.
Bishop C,Surgenor DM. The blood cell, Academic Press, 1964, New York.
Bowlt C . Phy. Edu (GB); 10 (2) 102. 1975
Chamiel H, Andadire I&Walidtza E. Bio. Theology, (6)