Relating to the flow of blood through the body and the forces that move it, particularly the heart's pumping action.
From Greek 'haima' (blood) + 'dynamis' (power or force). Medical scientists combined these roots to describe the physics of blood circulation.
Your blood pressure, heart rate, and vessel width all affect haemodynamic forces—a cardiologist studies these together to understand why your heart might be struggling.
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