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Biomechanics of Blood Cells: A Historical Perspective,e decades. In the present paper, the historical development of ideas concerning the cellular nature of all living matter will be outlined first. Secondly, the development of analyses of blood flow will be sketched and thirdly, the application of continuum mechanics to individual blood cells and their component parts will be outlined.

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Simulation of Forced Breathing Maneuvers,tions [23, 24, 62], and model the problem of a complex, three-dimensional flow through a compliant network using various simplifications. As the years have progressed, the models have become less restrictive, but still rely upon considerable idealizations.

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Dokumentation zur Tumorklassifikationing a controlled volume at a predetermined frequency is most often achieved by generating a constant flow during a fixed inspiratory time followed by a time limited passive exhalation (42, 98). This mode is called Controlled Mechanical Ventilation (CMV) which implicitly means that flow is controlled.

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Respiratory Mechanics and New Concepts in Mechanical Ventilation,ing a controlled volume at a predetermined frequency is most often achieved by generating a constant flow during a fixed inspiratory time followed by a time limited passive exhalation (42, 98). This mode is called Controlled Mechanical Ventilation (CMV) which implicitly means that flow is controlled.

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