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Non-Planar Geometry and Non-Planar-Type Flow at Sites of Arterial Curvature and Branching: Implicatod and pulse wave propagation (see chapter by Skalak in this volume). Rindfleisch, in 1872, proposed that sites in arteries which experience ‘the full stress and impact of the blood’ are prone to atheroma. However, it is only within the past 20–30 years that interest has developed in the details of the arterial velocity field.

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Blood Cross Flow Filtration Through Artificial Membranes,Membrane separation is used in various stages of blood purification. The best known application is hemodialysis used for the treatment of end-stage renal failure (1, 2). In this process, uremic toxins are removed by diffusion through a semi-permeable membrane which separates the circulating blood from an ionic solution, the dialysate.