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  • 34. Modeling pulsatile flow in aortic aneurysms: effect of non-Newtonian properties of blood.
    Khanafer KM, Gadhoke P, Berguer R, Bull JL.
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  • 38. [Non-newtonian behavior of blood and parietal shear stress in a Poiseuille flow].
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