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Iatrogenic hyperviscosity and thrombosis
It is well known that hemostatic-thrombotic mechanisms are influenced by hemodynamic factors, such as shear forces affecting platelets or red blood cell aggregation, in turn affecting flow in stenotic regions. Endothelial cell function is also significantly influenced by shear forces acting on the v
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