Sinusoidal Blood Flow is a physiological hemodynamic process characterized by the low-velocity, bidirectional movement of blood through the hepatic sinusoids, which are specialized capillary-like vessels in the liver that facilitate the exchange of substances between hepatocytes and the bloodstream.
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Capillarization of Hepatic Sinusoids in Man
Fenton Schaffner, Hans Pópper · Gastroenterology · 1963 · 612 citations
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