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This Subcommittee is focused on all blood flow related issues in thrombosis and hemostasis: from clinical blood flow assays of hemostasis to basic research models. We recognize the importance of shear stresses on hematopoietic cell and endothelial function and transport phenomena in coagulation, anticoagulation and fibrinolysis and how these phenomena combine with biochemical mechanisms in nonlinear and complex ways to control clotting, platelet activation, and vascular biology. The expertise of hematologists, biomedical researchers, physical scientists and engineers is utilized.

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Mandate

To review the state-of-the-art in flow-related issues for clinical and research practitioners.
To evaluate existing blood flow assays and make recommendations for improvement.
To establish standardized research protocols and clinical flow-based assays of haemostasis.
To identify and foster emerging areas of research related to biorheology.
To communicate the findings of the subcommittee in a clear and timely manner through journal publications and conference presentations.
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Leadership
Chair – David Bark
Co-chair – Steve Kerrigan
Co-chair – Netanel Korin
Co-chair – Paola van der Meijden
Co-chair – Pierre Mangin
Co-chair – Anna Waterhouse
Projects

In Vitro Approach to Study Turbulence Using Small Sample Volumes

project start: 2020, projected end: 2022

Performing Flow-Based Assays Under Coagulation Conditions

project start: 2020, projected end: 2021

In vitro flow device to study haemostasis and arterial thrombosis

project start: 2019, projected end: 2020

Multi-center study on flow assay protocols and designs
project start: 2016, projected end: 2021

Hemodynamics: Wall shear rate/blood flow values in human and mouse vessels

project start: 2018, projected end: 2020

Official Communications

Minutes
Bibliography
Publication Guidelines