tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique
We have shown previously that it is possible to assess the cardio-respiratory function using sinusoidally oscillating inert gas forcing signals of nitrous oxide and argon (Hahn et al., 1993). This method uses an extension of a mathematical model of respiratory gas exchange introduced by Zwart et al....
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| description | We have shown previously that it is possible to assess the cardio-respiratory function using sinusoidally oscillating inert gas forcing signals of nitrous oxide and argon (Hahn et al., 1993). This method uses an extension of a mathematical model of respiratory gas exchange introduced by Zwart et al. (1976), which assumed continuous ventilation. We investigate the effects of this assumption by developing a mathematical model using a single alveolar compartment and incorporating tidal ventilation, which must be solved using numerical methods. We compare simulated results from the tidal model with those from the |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:674b5078-a210-4a5d-b8e2-517b42d9480a2022-03-26T18:37:19Ztidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave techniqueJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:674b5078-a210-4a5d-b8e2-517b42d9480aDepartment of Computer Science1996Gavaghan, DHahn, CWe have shown previously that it is possible to assess the cardio-respiratory function using sinusoidally oscillating inert gas forcing signals of nitrous oxide and argon (Hahn et al., 1993). This method uses an extension of a mathematical model of respiratory gas exchange introduced by Zwart et al. (1976), which assumed continuous ventilation. We investigate the effects of this assumption by developing a mathematical model using a single alveolar compartment and incorporating tidal ventilation, which must be solved using numerical methods. We compare simulated results from the tidal model with those from the |
| spellingShingle | Gavaghan, D Hahn, C tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
| title | tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
| title_full | tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
| title_fullStr | tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
| title_full_unstemmed | tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
| title_short | tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
| title_sort | tidal breathing model of the forced inspired inert gas sinewave technique |
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