Theoretical and Clinical Hemorheology

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XV

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2. Inaugural Session

   1. Welcome Address

      • H. H. Hartert

      Pages 1-1

   2. Opening Address by the President of the Society

      • A. L. Copley

      Pages 2-4

3. Ceremony of Poiseuille Award

   1. Presidential Address Honoring George William Scott Blair

      • A. L. Copley

      Pages 5-9

   2. The Rheology of Blood and of Other Things

      • G. W. Scott Blair

      Pages 10-15

4. Scientific Sessions

   1. Theoretical Hemorheology

      1. The Importance of Plasma Mixing in Bolus Flow

         • J. Aroesty, J. F. Gross

         Pages 16-19

      2. Physical Stability of the Microcirculation

         • T. Azuma, S. Oka

         Pages 20-29

      3. Model Studies of the Hydrodynamic Characteristics of an Erythrocyte. III Drag and Lift in Erythrocyte-Erythrocyte Interactions

         • G. Bugliarello, M. Duffey, T.-K. Hung

         Pages 30-46

      4. Some Model Experiments in Hemodynamics. IV

         • H. L. Goldsmith, S. G. Mason

         Pages 47-59

      5. A Numerical Model for Two-Dimensional Oscillatory Flow and Oxygen Transfer in the Axial Plasmatic Gaps of Capillaries

         • T.-K. Hung, M. H. Weissman, G. Bugliarello

         Pages 60-70

      6. Theoretical Studies in Blood Vessel Hemorheology

         • S. Oka, T. Azuma

         Pages 71-78

      7. Particle Interactions in Suspension Flows

         • W. M. Price, A. D. Maude

         Pages 79-88

      8. On the Viscosity of Blood

         • A. H. Sacks, E. G. Tickner

         Pages 89-98

      9. Surface Chemical Aspects of Flow Characteristics of Blood

         • B. Tamamushi

         Pages 99-103

      10. Flow in Locally Constricted Tapered Tubes

          • W. P. Walawender, C. Tien, L. C. Cerny

          Pages 104-116

      11. The Distribution of Pulse Pressure as Related to the Non-Uniformity of the Arterial System

          • E. Wetterer, Th. Kenner

          Pages 117-121

   2. Experimental Hemorheology

      1. Velocity Profile Effects in the Electromagnetic Flow Measurement of Pulsating Flow

         • M. K. Bevir

         Pages 122-126

      2. Role of Mutual Cellular Repulsions in the Rheology of Concentrated Red Blood Cell Suspensions

         • D. E. Brooks, G. V. F. Seaman

         Pages 127-135

      3. Change of Erythrocyte Deformability During Fixation in Acetaldehyde

         • S. Chien, S. Usami, R. J. Dellenback, C. A. Bryant, M. I. Gregersen

         Pages 136-143

      4. Influence of Fibrinogen and Globulins on Blood Rheology at Low Shear Rates: Comparison among Elephant, Dog and Man

         • S. Chien, S. Usami, R. J. Dellenback, M. I. Gregersen

         Pages 144-153

The Second Conference of the International Society of Hemorheology took place under the auspices of the University of Heidelberg from July 27 - August 1,1969 in Heidel­ berg. At this conference the name of the Society was changed to THE INTERNA­ TIONAL SOCIETY OF BIORHEOLOGY, since the members decided to enlarge the scope of the Society to include all fields of biorheology. Meanwhile the Society has become an Affiliated Commission of the International Union of Pure and Applied Biophysics. The abstracts of the scientific papers, as they appeared in the program of the Confe­ rence, have been reprinted in BIORHEOLOGY (volume 6, No.4, April 1970). This international journal has become the official organ of our Society. We are greatly indebted to the Honorary Chairman, Professor G. QUADBECK, Dean of the University of Heidelberg Medical School, who gave substantial aid to one of us (H. H. H.), the Conference Chairman, in organizing this international meeting. We are grateful to the Mayor of the City of Heidelberg who welcomed the participants and their families in the Cellar of the Great Barrel of the Heidelberger SchloB. We thank the members of the Ladies' Committee, Mrs. IRMGARD QUADBECK, Mrs. ELISABETH HARTERT and Mrs. KARIN KREITER, who arranged a most successful social program in Heidelberg and the romantic Neckar valley.

• Germany
• anemia
• biophysics
• blood
• cell
• diseases
• elasticity
• health
• nomenclature
• physics
• plasma
• prevention
• rheology
• stability
• stress

• Städtisches Krankenhaus, Kaiserslautern, West Germany

  Hellmut H. Hartert

• Medical Faculty, Saar University, Homburg/Saarbrücken, West Germany

  Hellmut H. Hartert

• Hemorrhage and Thrombosis Research Laboratories, USA

  Alfred L. Copley

• Department of Pharmacology, New York Medical College, New York, USA

  Alfred L. Copley

• Newark College of Engineering, Newark, USA

  Alfred L. Copley

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