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An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications

2019 doctoral thesis by Renfei Ma at University of Auckland
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An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications

Summary

An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications authored Renfei Ma[2].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's publisher is recorded as ResearchSpace@Auckland[4].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 New Zealand[5].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[6].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's publication date is recorded as +2019-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's main subject is recorded as bioengineering[8].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's work available at URL is recorded as https://researchspace.auckland.ac.nz/handle/2292/50498[9].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's Handle ID is recorded as 2292/50498[10].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's title is recorded as An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications[11].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's copyright holder is recorded as Renfei Ma[12].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's thesis submitted to is recorded as University of Auckland[13].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[14].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[15].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's online access status is recorded as open access[16].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's thesis committee member is recorded as Peter Hunter[17].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's thesis committee member is recorded as Soroush Safaei[18].
  • An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's thesis committee member is recorded as Harvey Ho[19].

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An Anatomically BasedModelling of Hepatic Perfusion and Biliary Fluid Dynamics in the Human Liver for Clinical Applications's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].

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