COMPUTER SIMULATION OF BLOOD FLOW IN BOVINE UTERINE ARTERIES.

D. P. Weerappuli; D. F. Young; T. R. Rogge; S. P. Ford; Alan J Conley; L. R. Waite

COMPUTER SIMULATION OF BLOOD FLOW IN BOVINE UTERINE ARTERIES.

D. P. Weerappuli, D. F. Young, T. R. Rogge, S. P. Ford, Alan J Conley, L. R. Waite

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Abstract

The present study arose as a consequence of interest in the development of a new technique for early pregnancy detection in cows. The proposed pregnancy detection technique involves the measurement of uterine artery velocity waveforms using Doppler ultrasonic flowmeters. As a part of this project a good understanding of the nature of pulsatile flow in uterine arteries, and the various factors which influence the characteristics of the flow waveform, is required. As an aid to this understanding, a computer model has been developed to simulate blood flow in the uterine arteries of cows.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication Title
Place of Publication	New York, NY, USA
Publisher	ASME
Pages	148-149
Number of pages	2
State	Published - 1986
Externally published	Yes

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