The aim of this work is to evaluate in different ventricular conditions the influence of joint mechanical ventilation (MV) and Hemopump assistance. To perform this study, we used a computer simulator of human cardiovascular system where the influence of MV was introduced changing thoracic pressure to positive values. The simulation confirmed that haemodynamic variables are highly sensitive to thoracic pressure changes. On the other hand, Hemopump assistance raises, among the others, mean aortic pressure, total cardiac output (left ventricular output flow plus Hemopump flow) and coronary flow. The simulation showed that the joint action of Hemopump and positive thoracic pressure diminishes these effects.

Modelling in the study of interaction of Hemopump device and artificial ventilation

De Lazzari C;Ferrari G;Pisanelli D;
2006

Abstract

The aim of this work is to evaluate in different ventricular conditions the influence of joint mechanical ventilation (MV) and Hemopump assistance. To perform this study, we used a computer simulator of human cardiovascular system where the influence of MV was introduced changing thoracic pressure to positive values. The simulation confirmed that haemodynamic variables are highly sensitive to thoracic pressure changes. On the other hand, Hemopump assistance raises, among the others, mean aortic pressure, total cardiac output (left ventricular output flow plus Hemopump flow) and coronary flow. The simulation showed that the joint action of Hemopump and positive thoracic pressure diminishes these effects.
2006
Istituto di Fisiologia Clinica - IFC
Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione - ISTC
mechanical ventilation
computer simulation
energetic variables
haemodynamics
intrathoracic pressure
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