Titlebook: Vascular Dynamics; Physiological Perspe N. Westerhof,D. R. Gross Book 1989 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1989 cells.endothelium.

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Endothelium in Hemostasis and Thrombosisthe inner lining of the blood vessel wall, to inhibit the activation of the coagulation cascade and to prevent platelet adhesion has been called “non-thrombogenicity”. The endothelium consists of a monolayer of cells, which have, under normal conditions, two different sites. The apical site faces th

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Role of Endothelial Cells in the Control of Vascular Tonef hemostatic (Stern et al., 1986) and inflammatory compounds in the blood (Bevilacqua and Gimbrone Jr, 1987), and in mass transport across the vascular wall (Caro et al., 1985 (abstract)), as well as in modulation of immune responses (Harlan, 1987) and in vascular cell growth (DiCorleto, 1984). In a

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Vessel Wall Compliance and Transient Fluid Movement or, equally by the hydrostatic pressure difference across the resistance of the balance of the wall. This latter resistance is influenced by the size and spacing of the pores in the endothelial layer and the anisotropic structure of the intima. Hydrostatic pressure in the interstitium of the artery

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transports hormones and locally produced neurohumoral substances which, in part, regulate its own function. These interrelationships are essential to homeostasis. The vascular system is not an assembly of simple (elastic) tubes but a dynamic system with many external and intrinsic regulatory mechani

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Reduced Models of the Systemic Arterial Circulationthe interpretation of the pressure-flow relationships in the arterial trees, have promoted an impressively thorough theoretical and experimental analysis. Elegant reviews with extensive references have been provided by Noordergraaf (1978), Milnor (1982) and O’Rourke (1982).

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