On Tue, 19 Sep 1995, Scott Cherf wrote: > So, at the risk of continuing to add to lore, can you speculate on > the behaviour of scar tissue adjacent to poorly perfused tissue (long > half time). i speculate that if there is no perfusion, then we should give up the notion of local 1/2-times--diffusion has a SQRT(time) characteristic, for instance. beyond that, i'd just be bs-ing more than usual. > I'm particularly interested in the knee joint tissues, did you play the line on wings' team...? > which are poorly vascularized to begin with, and some of the slowest > tissues in the body. i think there should be a certain amount of caution in associating particular tissues with specific 1/2 times. if the M of your 102.5345 min compartment is violated, you don't get an earache, for eg. regards, em _____________________________________________________________.sig Eric Maiken email: eapg243@ea*.oa*.uc*.ed* Dept. of Physics o: 714 824-6621 U of California fax: 714 824 2175 Irvine, CA 92715-4575
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