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TABLE 1
FIG. 1.Pressure profile in ‘‘typical’’ systemic vascular bed. Note that the greatest
FIG. 3.FIG. 4.Pressures and gravitational forces in a fluid-filled
FIG. 5.Profiles of aggregate cross-sectional area, velocity, and blood volume throughout the
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