Constitutive Models of Vascular Tissue

Kryspin Mirota

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.144.100

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Constitutive Models of Vascular Tissue
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Constitutive Models of Vascular Tissue

Abstract:

Knowledge of mechanical properties of vascular tissue - especially arterial tissue - is fundamental to understanding of vascular hemodynamic function. This work takes into consideration problems connected with description of mechanical behavior of main constitutes of the tissue and overall wall material in relation with local flow state and geometry factor.