The Venturi effect is described as a decrease in pressure when blood flows through a stenosis at a high velocity. This relates to the hemodynamics in hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy (HOCM).

Put simply: if you take a “T” shaped pipe and pass a fluid (such as air or water) through the straight section, a vacuum will be created on the shorter side due to the Venturi effect.

Pete Croft and Lisa Rands climb The Venturi Effect up the The Incredible Hulk, established by Croft and Dave Nettle in 2004. After a step back in time examining a route established by Kurt Smith at ...

The device has a venturi component that helps with the pulsing of air. The venturi effect is used in various respiratory medical devices to help oxygen flow to the patient. A customer complained ...