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...plications but are very common in biological studies such as blood flow in veins and air flow in lungs. ...ood against gravity up to the heart, and in therapeutic compression of leg veins for the treatment of deep-vein thrombosis <ref>Dai GH, Gertler JP, Kamm RD. ...

...conventions. MSFP is measured after clamping the aortic root and the great veins at point of entry to right atrium.<ref>{{cite book|title=Medical Physiology ...ease in venous compliance (where blood is shifted from the arteries to the veins). A decrease in mean systemic pressure is reflected in a shift of the vascu ...

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...lood enters the venules before joining smaller veins first and then larger veins before reaching the right heart. Thus completing the cycle of blood going t ...system (a network of veins). Arteries carry the oxygenated blood while the veins carry the deoxygenated blood.<ref name="Nithiarasu" /> ...

...the measurement of blood flow through [[arteries]], [[capillaries]], and [[veins]].<ref name="apl"/> Measuring blood velocity in capillaries is an importan ...currently used in biomedicine to measure blood flow in [[arteries]] and [[veins]]. It is limited to high flow rates (<math>>1 </math>cm/s) generally found ...

* the systemic circulation that can be split into arteries, veins and, if needed, in other compartments accounting for different blood vessel * the pulmonary circulation that can be split into arteries, veins and, if needed, in other compartments accounting for different blood vessel ...

...ppler imaging]] enables unambiguous identification of retinal arteries and veins on the basis of their [[systole]]-[[diastole]] variations, and reveal ocula ...

...[diabetes mellitus]], [[obesity]], [[carotid plaque]] cases and [[Varicose veins|varicosities]]. ...

...hy]] (MRA). This is used to generate images of arteries (and less commonly veins) in order to evaluate them for [[stenosis]] (abnormal narrowing), [[Vascula ...

* [[Biomedical engineering]]: blood flows through arteries and veins. ...

...n humans are called stellate veins. These veins flow into the interlobular veins.{{sfn|Kriz, Kaissling|2012|p=596|loc=Renal vasculature}} The [[renal portal ...

...utflow. In microgravity, there is no gravity to pull the internal jugular veins out from the zone of compression (Wiener classification Zone I), and there ...

...re less comparable to that of human vessels. Mice [[Jugular vein|jugular]] veins and [[Common carotid artery|carotid]] arteries are similar in size to small ...

...is its spatial resolution, as flow increase in somewhat large arteries or veins feed or drain large neuronal territories. By inserting “diffusion” gradient ...

...eology)|veins]] cross-cut dark-colored [[mafic]] minerals, thus serpentine veins should be formed later than the dark minerals.]] ...

...dium-223 (as radium-223 dichloride) can be infused into a cancer patient's veins, after which it migrates to parts of the bone where there is rapid turnover ...

...grains of wet snow through melt-freeze rounded polycrystals when water in veins freezes to loosely bonded, fully rounded single crystals and polycrystals.t ...

...experimental determination of the age of uranites from different pegmatite veins both by the uranium/lead ratio and by Lan's oxygen method, which was develo ...

...cDonald|first2=D. A.|date=1954-06-28|title=Observations on laminar flow in veins|journal=The Journal of Physiology|language=en|volume=124|issue=3|pages=631– ...

...goes through the [[portal vein]] to the liver, then through the [[hepatic veins]] to the heart, then the [[pulmonary arteries]] to the lungs, then the [[pu ...