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Symmetry-breaking flow bifurcation as an under-recognised haemodynamic factor in valve-associated thrombosis
Venous thrombosis commonly develops near venous valve pockets, where disturbed hemodynamics and reduced washout create spatially heterogeneous flow environments. Conventional descriptions of this region emphasize continuously varying quantities such as velocity, shear stress, recirculation, and resi
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