Rheological Properties of Leukemic Blood

This book investigates how leukemia alters the flow and mechanical behavior of blood, focusing on changes in viscosity, red blood cell deformability, and plasma characteristics. It explores the relationship between blood rheology and disease progression, emphasizing how abnormal cell counts and altered plasma composition affect circulation and tissue perfusion. Using experimental measurements and analytical models, the book examines how rheological parameters can serve as diagnostic indicators and inform treatment strategies. It provides insight into the relationship between hematological abnormalities and microcirculation, offering a multidisciplinary perspective that bridges hematology, biophysics, and clinical diagnostics. This work is a valuable resource for researchers, clinicians, and students interested in blood disorders, hemodynamics, and biomedical engineering.