Biomechanical and morphological characterization of common iliac vein remodeling: Effects of venous reflux and hypertension

Biomechanical and morphological characterization of common iliac vein remodeling: Effects of venous reflux and hypertension

Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) === The passive properties of the venous wall are important in the development of venous pathology. Increase in venous pressure due to retrograde flow (reflux) and obstruction of venous flow by intrinsic and extrinsic means are the two possib...

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Main Author: Brass, Margaret Mary
Other Authors: Kassab, Ghassan S. (Ghassan Sleewa), 1965-
Language:en_US
Published: 2014
Subjects:
Vascular Biomechanics
Common Iliac Vein
Venous Reflux
Hypertension
Incompressibility
Blood-vessels > Diseases > Etiology > Research
Hypertension > Research > Evaluation
Venous insufficiency > Pathophysiology > Research
Hypertension > Animal models
Veins > Pathophysiology
Veins > Physiology
Veins > Elastic properties
Veins > Diseases
Blood-vessels > Physiology
Tricuspid valve > Abnormalities
Iliac vein > Physiology
Blood-vessels > Abnormalities
Biomedical materials > Mechanical properties
Intravascular ultrasonography > Research > Analysis
Multiphoton processes > Methodology > Analysis
Hemodynamic monitoring
Biomedical engineering > Research
Biomechanics > Research
Collagen > Research
Elastin > Research
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1805/5278

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http://hdl.handle.net/1805/5278

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