Presentation 2000/1/21
Linear Systems Analysis of an Electrical Circuit Model of Asymmetric Respiratory System
H Hirayama, N Kitagawa, Y Okita, T Kazui,
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Abstract(in English) We introduced linear systems analysis for respiratory system. The bronchial systems were described by an electrical circuit model which temporal changes of airway driving pressure and airway flow rate were described by five simultaneous linear differential equations. To elucidate the mechanical differences between the right and left lobes, we have separated the electrical system to two parts each of which is further consisted of the proximal and distal subdivisions. The resistance and capacitance were set to describe the airway resistance and bronchial compliance. The linear systems analysis disclosed that the system was stable. The singular values were changed significantly when the proximal resistance and compliance were changed. The linear system analysis will be available for evaluating the mechanical changes in proximal respiratory system.
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Keyword(in English) Bronchial system / Electrical circuit / Left and right lobes / Proximal bronchi / Linear system analysis
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Title (in English) Linear Systems Analysis of an Electrical Circuit Model of Asymmetric Respiratory System
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Keyword(1) Bronchial system
Keyword(2) Electrical circuit
Keyword(3) Left and right lobes
Keyword(4) Proximal bronchi
Keyword(5) Linear system analysis
1st Author's Name H Hirayama
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Public Health Asahikawa medical college()
2nd Author's Name N Kitagawa
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Public Health Asahikawa medical college
3rd Author's Name Y Okita
3rd Author's Affiliation The Graduate School of Shizuoka university
4th Author's Name T Kazui
4th Author's Affiliation The First Department of Surgery Hamamatsu medical college.
Date 2000/1/21
Paper # CAS99-113
Volume (vol) vol.99
Number (no) 552
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 8
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