3D Modeling of Plaque Progression in the Human Coronary Artery
The inflammation and lipid accumulation in the arterial wall represents a progressive disease known as atherosclerosis. In this study, a numerical model of atherosclerosis progression was developed.
Velibor Isailovic +6 more
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Evaluation of transport properties of biomembranes by means of Peusner network thermodynamics [PDF]
Pilis, Wiesław +2 more
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Caracterización de la membrana NF-97 mediante disoluciones salinas. Aplicacióndel modelo de Spiegler-Kedem-Kachalsky [PDF]
Los procesos fÍsicos basados en las tecnologÍas de membrana se muestran como una clara alternativa en el campo de la desalinización y tratamiento de aguas.
Murcia, M. +4 more
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Jüdische Kulturarbeit : der jüdiscche Kulturfonds Kedem.
"Auszug aus dem 'Memorandum of Association' des Jüdischen Kulturfonds 'Kedem' ": p.
Kedem Keren Hatarbuth Haiwrith, Ltd.
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The mathematical model of concentration polarization coefficient in membrane transport and volume flows. [PDF]
Bryll A, Ślęzak A.
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Simulation of concentration polarization in electrokinetic processes by network thermodynamic methods. [PDF]
Horno J +3 more
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The parameter conversion from the Kedem-Katchalsky model into the two-parameter model.
Cryopreservation is an important process for preserving cells and tissues. The process itself can, however, cause damage to cells and tissues. During addition and removal of a cryoprotective agent (CPA), cells are subjected to imbalanced osmotic ...
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A continuum mechanical approach to the flow equations for membrane transport. I. Water flow. [PDF]
Mikulecky DC.
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Patient Specific Multiscale Modelling for Plaque Formation and Progression
We present a three-dimensional model of plaque formation and progression that was tested in a set of patients who underwent coronary Computed Tomography angiography (CTA) for anginal symptoms. The 3D blood flow is described by the Navier-Stokes equations,
Vozzi F +9 more
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Both in biology and technology, membranes can be seldom treated as single, thin and linearly behaving barriers. Mass transport across thick membranes, as first suggested by Patlak, Goldstein and Hoffman (1), can be described integrating across the ...
G. Monticelli +3 more
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