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Fluid-structure interaction is a very difficult problem to solve, especially when turbulent flow in the fluid and large deformation in the solid are involved, such as the case for the problem at hand.
In a study by Wikstrom et al, (3) skin blood flow in participants who were healthy was increased with TENS of low frequency (2 Hz) but not with TENS of high frequency (100 Hz), whereas in another study, (4) skin blood flow in ischemic tissue was found to increase with TENS of 80 Hz, eliciting a strong tingling sensation.
2004) showed improved agreement with experimental measurements but also failed to predict the reversed flow in many tile configurations.
 
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