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Temporal evolution of the contribution of mechanical and biochemical factors to platelet activation.

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posted on 2021-09-07, 17:47 authored by Noelia Grande Gutiérrez, Mark Alber, Andrew M. Kahn, Jane C. Burns, Mathew Mathew, Brian W. McCrindle, Alison L. Marsden

Contribution to platelet activation as defined in Eq 9. Volume fraction where SR is dominant is negligible in regions of flow stagnation. Data corresponding to P2 right coronary artery. BioChem = Platelet activation due to concentration of agonists, SR = platelet activation based on cumulative shear rate activation function (Eq 4).

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