most citedPressure distribution and flow dynamics in a nasal airway using a scale resolving simulation

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physics.med-ph2022

Spray characteristics from nasal spray atomization

James Van Strien, Phred Petersen, Petros Lappas +4

In addition to topical delivery, nasal sprays offer an alternative drug administration route to the systemic circulation, therefore avoiding the need for painful, invasive delivery…

physics.flu-dyn202113 cited

Sedimentation effects on particle position and inertial deposition in 90° circular bends

Sara Vahaji, Ngoc-Hien Nguyen, Yidan Shang +1

Laminar fluid-particle flows in bend geometries are present in many industrial, pharmaceutical, and biomedical applications. Particle deposition has been studied extensively; howev…

physics.med-ph202131 cited

Inhalation and deposition of spherical and pollen particles after middle turbinate resection in a human nasal cavity

Kiao Inthavong, Yidan Shang, John M. Del Gaudio +6

Middle turbinate resection significantly alters the anatomy and redistributes the inhaled air. The superior half of the main nasal cavity is opened up, increasing accessibility to…

physics.flu-dyn202159 cited

Pressure distribution and flow dynamics in a nasal airway using a scale resolving simulation

James Van Strien, Kendra Shrestha, Sargon Gabriel +4

Airflow through the nasal cavity exhibits a wide variety of fluid dynamicsbehaviour due to the intricacy of the nasal geometry. The flow is naturallyunsteady and perhaps turbulent,…

physics.med-ph202127 cited

The impact of nasal adhesions on airflow and mucosal cooling -- a computational fluid dynamics analysis

Praween Senanayakea, Hana Salati, Eugene Wong +4

Nasal adhesions are a known postoperative complication following surgical procedures for nasal airway obstruction (NAO); and are a common cause of surgical failure, with patients o…