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Why are steady flow measurements of viscosity insufficient to describe the physiological flow properties of blood?

April 26, 2017blood flow insufficient measurements physiological properties viscosity

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Why are steady flow measurements of viscosity insufficient to describe the physiological flow properties of blood?

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Steady flow conditions do not replicate the pulsatility in the circulation and are blind to the significant parameter of elasticity.