The eccentric position of the heart in the mammalian body and optimal energy transfer in single tube models. [electronic resource]

By:

Wang, Yuh-Ying Lin

Contributor(s):

Wang, Gin-Chung
Chen, Yu-Hua
Guo, Da-Jing
Wang, Wei-Kung

Producer: 20050524Description: 99-108 p. digitalISSN:

0967-3334

Subject(s):

Animals
Arteries -- physiology
Energy Transfer -- physiology
Heart -- anatomy & histology
Hemodynamics
Humans
Mammals -- anatomy & histology
Models, Biological
Regional Blood Flow
Vibration

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In: Physiological measurement vol. 26

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The eccentric position of the heart in the mammalian body and optimal energy transfer in single tube models.

APA

Wang Y. L., Wang G., Chen Y., Guo D. & Wang W. (20050524). The eccentric position of the heart in the mammalian body and optimal energy transfer in single tube models. : Physiological measurement.

Chicago

Wang Yuh-Ying Lin, Wang Gin-Chung, Chen Yu-Hua, Guo Da-Jing and Wang Wei-Kung. 20050524. The eccentric position of the heart in the mammalian body and optimal energy transfer in single tube models. : Physiological measurement.

Harvard

Wang Y. L., Wang G., Chen Y., Guo D. and Wang W. (20050524). The eccentric position of the heart in the mammalian body and optimal energy transfer in single tube models. : Physiological measurement.

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Wang Yuh-Ying Lin, Wang Gin-Chung, Chen Yu-Hua, Guo Da-Jing and Wang Wei-Kung. The eccentric position of the heart in the mammalian body and optimal energy transfer in single tube models. : Physiological measurement. 20050524.

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