Blood Flow in Artificial Organs and Cardiovascular Prostheses

Influence of haemodynamic factors in improving vascular prosthetic design, D.E.M.Taylor; clinical and laboratory assessment of prosthetic heart valves, D.J.Wheatley; leaflet design and manufacture in pericardial heart valves, J.Fisher et al; the anisotropy of bovine pericardium, J.C.Barbenel et al; "in vitro" study of the function of four size 19mm prosthetic heart valves in the aortic position, J.Fisher et al; the hydrodynamic performance of heart valve substitutes - the importance of standardization, W.B.Tindale and E.A.Trowbridge; investigation into leakage design in prosthetic heart valves, S.E.Leefe et al; changes in pericardial heterograft leaflets "in vivo" - an experimental subcutaneous implantation model, E.A.Trowbridge et al; an isotope imaging technique for limb blood flow measurement and its role in the assessment of arterial bypass grafts, A.Parkin et al; secondary intraventricular flow patterns and fluid mechanics of the mitral valve, J.E.Malcolm and D.E.M.Taylor; thrombosis and artificial surfaces, C.D.Forbes et al; blood-membrane interactions - "in vitro" evaluation of the influence of membrane structure and antithrombotic agents, J.M.Courtney et al; biomaterials and the immune response, M.Travers et al; induced platelet aggregation in blood exposed to biomaterials, K.J.Mynett and J.C.Barbenel; the evaluation of biomaterials and antithrombotic agents in a rat extracorporeal model, L.A.Morrice et al; modification of dacron graft thrombogenicity and porosity by preclotting, S.J.Sheehan et al; first-pass haemolysis in collagen and gelatin impregnated dacron grafts, S.R.Bibby et al; influence of gore-tex aorto-bifemoral grafts on platelet and fibrinogen kinetics, S.R.Bibby et al; biocompatibility studies on new cellulose based and synthetic haemodialysis membranes, C.Woffindin and N.A.Hoenich; the influence of vortex mixing on the performance of artificial organs, B.J.Bellhouse; modelling of gas exchange oxygenators, P.J.D.Mayes et al; the effect of the cell-free layer on the rate of oxygen transfer in a membrance oxygenator, A.R.Veitch et al; blood viscosity and cell deformability, G.D.O.Lowe; the temporal variation in platelet count and volume after open-heart surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass, E.A.Trowbridge et al; whole blood viscosity measurement using a capillary tube viscometer, A.C.Fisher and A.Harvey; an adaptive system for the determination of red cell volume distributions by coulter counting, A.C.Fisher and T.C.Fisher; the variation of erythrocyte sedimentation rate with red cell concentration, R.H.Smallwood et al; a re-assessment of whole blood viscosity in Raynaud's Phenomenon, O.Khan et al; some difficulties in the measurement of whole-blood viscosities by means of certain rotational instruments, R.A.Black et al; steady non-Newtonian flow through tapered tubes, R.A.Black et al; flow distribution in membrane oxygenators, R.Barthelemy and J.P.Esquerre.