The scientific study of blood flow and the forces involved in moving blood through the body.
From 'haemodynamic' + the suffix '-ics' (study of). This noun form describes the branch of physiology dealing with blood circulation mechanics.
When doctors perform a 'haemodynamics study,' they thread catheters into your heart to measure pressures and flow rates—it reveals exactly where your cardiovascular system is failing.
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