
doi: 10.1159/000158062
pmid: 1182313
The principles of mechanics and the current notions of lymphatic physiology are integrated into a simple mathematical model of a lymphatic vessel which establishes a theoretical base for lymph propulsion in the lymphatic system. The model specifically considers the active and passive contractilities of the lymphatics. The model is simulated on a digital computer. The pressure and flow patterns derived from the model are consistent with the currently available experimental data.
Time Factors, Computers, Microcirculation, Muscle, Smooth, Models, Biological, Biomechanical Phenomena, Lymphatic System, Pressure, Lymph, Lymphocytes, Extracellular Space, Muscle Contraction
Time Factors, Computers, Microcirculation, Muscle, Smooth, Models, Biological, Biomechanical Phenomena, Lymphatic System, Pressure, Lymph, Lymphocytes, Extracellular Space, Muscle Contraction
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