Proceedings of the IEEE 32nd Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference
DOI: 10.1109/nebc.2006.1629793
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Solutions to the Van der Pol Equation: a Model of Aortic Blood Flow

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“…4). An average increase in VTI with MUD was 3.29 cm using the formulae SV = πr 2 × VTI, with a normal aortic radius in the adult female being 1.16 cm, [13] and this translated to an average increase of 13.9 mL in SV. Therefore, CO increased by 1 112 mL/min (1.1 L/min) at an average HR of 80 for the study population (CO = SV × HR).…”
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confidence: 97%
“…4). An average increase in VTI with MUD was 3.29 cm using the formulae SV = πr 2 × VTI, with a normal aortic radius in the adult female being 1.16 cm, [13] and this translated to an average increase of 13.9 mL in SV. Therefore, CO increased by 1 112 mL/min (1.1 L/min) at an average HR of 80 for the study population (CO = SV × HR).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Liénard System can be and has been applied in various fields such as chemical reactions, radio and vacuum tube technology, electronic oscillators, lasers, predator-prey systems, growth of a single species, aortic blood flow, vibration analysis, etc. [6][7][8][9]. When the Van der Pol Oscillator or the Liénard Oscillator emerged, the semiconductor circuit elements were not yet available, but, today, a Liénard Oscillator can be implemented by using different types of semiconductor circuit elements such as the ones given in [10][11][12].…”
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confidence: 99%