Turbulent Systolic Flow Downstream of a Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve: Velocity Spectra, Wall Shear Stresses, and Turbulent Dissipation Rates

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RT @FrontPhysiol: New Research: Turbulent Systolic Flow Downstream of a Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve: Velocity Spectra, Wall Shear Stresses,…

03 Nov 2020

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New Research: Turbulent Systolic Flow Downstream of a Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve: Velocity Spectra, Wall Shear Stresses, and Turbulent Dissipation Rates https://t.co/OyQzO3dXn9 #Physiology

02 Nov 2020

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Why do artificial heart valves lead to turbulent blood flow? This paper by the #ARTORG Cardiovascular Engineering Lab analyzed the flow downstream of a bioprosthetic aortic valve, e.g. leading to thrombocyte activation. #fluiddynamics #heart #valves #turbu

30 Sep 2020

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Relation between Leaflet Fluttering and Turbulent Systolic Flow Downstream of a Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve: Velocity Spectra, Wall Shear Stresses, and Turbulent Dissipation Rates https://t.co/Djlb1g8Izt

29 Sep 2020

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