Unsteady targeted particle delivery in three-dimensional tortuous cerebral artery
Abstract The present work investigates the complexities of unsteady targeted particle delivery in tortuous cerebral artery with three-dimensional twists and bends. Blood flow is modeled to mimic realistic pulsatile flow conditions along with its shear thinning behavior. One-way coupling is used to m...
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