Physical basis of the dependence of blood viscosity on tube radius.
@article{Haynes1960PhysicalBO,
title={Physical basis of the dependence of blood viscosity on tube radius.},
author={Robert H. Haynes},
journal={The American journal of physiology},
year={1960},
volume={198},
pages={
1193-200
}
}Two theories are applied to measurements of the decrease in apparent viscosity of blood in narrow tubes (Fahraeus-Lindqvist effect). First, the effect may be attributed to the presence of unsheared...
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