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Vessel recruitment and derecruitment mechanism and paradoxical behaviour of vasoconstriction during ischaemia
Abstract
In this paper, we introduce mathematical aspect of recruitment and derecruitment mechanism of blood vessels acting in such a way as to preserve physiological values of the capillary pressure and perspective of pressure drop effect which has been pointed out by a series of studies documenting a paradoxical vasoconstriction during ischaemia.
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