Shear-dependent Viscosity
Shear-Dependent Viscosity is a rheological property of non-Newtonian fluids in microcirculatory transport that characterizes the fluid's resistance to flow as a function of the applied shear rate, distinguishing it from constant viscosity models by its dependence on local hemodynamic conditions.
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