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It is suspected that blood flow and flow-induced shear stress play an important role in the pathogenesis and localization of intimal hyperplasia in anastomosed vessels. However, experimental data that demonstrate the correlation between the flow and the sites of intimal thickening obtained in the same vessel are scarce. For this reason, we have studied the relationship between the flow and precise...
Background. Fluid mechanical factors are suspected to be involved in the pathogenesis and localization of intimal hyperplasia in anastomosed vessels. However, no direct correlation has been established between the flow and the exact sites of intimal hyperplasia. Hence we have studied the relationship between the flow and preferred sites of wall thickening in 90-degree- and 45-degree-cut and end-to-end...
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