A real-time computer simulation model of the normal adult cardiovascular system can be built to understand qualitative interactions between physiological parameters.
Model feasible in principle; leaves open clinical utility pending prospective validation.
The results show that it is possible to build a clinically relevant real-time computer simulation model of the normal adult cardiovascular system. It is suggested that understanding qualitative interaction between physiological parameters in health and disease may be improved by using the model, although further model development and validation is needed for quantitative patient-specific outcome prediction.
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