Titlebook: Ventricular/Vascular Coupling; Clinical, Physiologi Frank C. P. Yin Book 1987 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1987 Bypass.blood vessel.hypert

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The Pathophysiology of Pulmonary Vascular Disease Associated with Congenital Cardiac Lesions,heir pulmonary vascular effects, although both have atrial-level shunts, nor is atrioventricular septal defect similar to typical large VSD in tendency to cause vascular disease. These different defects at the same “shunt level” do have differing hemodynamics, but the relationship of the differences

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Sensitivity Analysis of Interaction between the Left Ventricle and the Systemic Arteries,ghts and hypotheses about interactions within the system. We felt that this approach would prove fruitful in relating LV/SA interaction to other cardiovascular interactions as more and more aspects of the cardiovascular system were taken into account.

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Modeling of the Coupling of the Left Ventricle to the Peripheral Circulation,theoretical models of each of the three subsystems are derived. The model ventricle is studied independently during isovolumetric contraction to obtain a realistic pressure preceding ejection. Behavior of the ventricle is studied further by allowing it to contract against a known pressure profile. T

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Book 1987teraction between these two complex systems. Three major developments-description of ventricular function in terms of both the time-varying elastance and the pump function graph and quantification of vascular function in terms of impedance- have changed this. These functional descriptions now enable

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