1. The study of blood flow and the forces involved in circulation through the heart and blood vessels.
Usage: Also spelled hemodynamics (U.S. spelling).; Used in medical and physiological contexts.; Typically treated as a mass noun (uncountable).

Examples

• The cardiologist studied the patient's haemodynamics to assess heart function.
• Understanding haemodynamics is essential for treating cardiovascular disease.
• Changes in haemodynamics can indicate problems with blood pressure regulation.
• The intensive care unit monitors haemodynamics in critically ill patients.
• Haemodynamics research has improved our knowledge of how the heart pumps blood.