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How does human blood rheology influence arterial and cardiovascular device hemodynamics? A comprehensive review, discussion, and future directions
Human blood is a complex biological suspension whose macroscopic flow behaviour arises from the coupled microscopic dynamics of deformable blood cells, plasma proteins, and evolving cellular microstructures. As a result, blood exhibits a range of nonlinear rheological behaviours, including shear-thi
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