Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10392449 International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer 2005 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Flow characteristics in cuff-like sleeve models were studied using numerical methods. In steady flow, fluid motion in a baseline model resembled flow patterns in conventional distal anastomoses with the exception of a distinct vortex below the heel region at high flow rates. Two other models (with height and diameter increment) were also investigated and it was concluded that a model with height increment was a preferred alternative to the baseline model in improving hemodynamics for the sleeve design.
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Physical Sciences and Engineering Chemical Engineering Fluid Flow and Transfer Processes
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