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September 19, 2010Critical Care Medicine

Complexity modeling: Identify instability early

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Complexity modeling using chaotic behavior and strange attractors can theoretically characterize disease states and identify effective treatment options independent of known pharmacology.

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MPMichael R. PinskyGeneral Cardiology

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Hypothesis-generating for disease modeling; leaves open clinical translation without prospective validation.

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Complexity modeling

Complexity modeling using chaotic behavior and strange attractors offers a theoretical framework to define disease states and identify effective treatments independent of known physiology.

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Michael R. Pinsky (2010) studied this question. Complexity modeling was evaluated. Complexity modeling using chaotic behavior and strange attractors can theoretically characterize disease states and identify effective treatment options independent of known pharmacology.

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