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Advan. Physiol. Edu. 23: 32-39, 2000;
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Vol. 23, Issue 1, 32-39, 6-1-00

MODELING OF BLOOD FLOW AS THE RESULT OF FILTRATION-REABSORPTION PROCESSES IN CAPILLARIES

Elena K. Kozlova, Alexander M. Chernysh, and Tatyana N. Matteys

In our previous article (Am J Physiol Adv Physiol Educ 272: S26\u\N\uS30, 1997) we proposed a model that permits analysis for the change of hemodynamics in vessels with local stenosis. This problem is connected with the blood-tissue metabolism. This article continues the classroom research on concepts related to blood flow physiology. We take into consideration the problem of the blood-tissue fluid exchange. A model based on basic principles of hydrodynamics and mathematics is proposed for analysis of "filtration-reabsorption equilibrium\'\' and its disturbances under different external influences. It permits medical students to develop a scientific analytic approach to the solution of physiological and pathophysiological hemodynamics problems. ADV PHYSIOL EDUC 23: 32-39, 2000.






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