In patients with acute heart failure, the heart can be assisted by the inser-
tion of a mechanical device which takes over part of the heart's work load by
pumping blood from the left ventricle, one of the heart chambers, into the aorta.
In this project we formulate a model that describes the effect of such a device
on the cardiovascular dynamics. We show that data for the pressure-volume
relationship within a heart chamber that have been obtained experimentally
can be reproduced quite accurately by our model. Moreover, such experimental
data can help in calibrating unknown parameters that specify the characteris-
tics of the pump. A key parameter turned out to be the extra friction that is
encountered by the blood flowing through the heart pump.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 citeulike:9942393
%A Creigen, Vincent
%A Ferracina, Luca
%A Hlod, Andriy
%A van Mourik, Simon
%A Sjauw, Krischan
%A Rottschäfer, Vivi
%A Vellekoop, Michel
%A Zegeling, Paul
%B Proceedings of the Fifty-Eighth European Study Group with Industry 2007
%D 2007
%E Bisseling, R. H.
%E Dajani, K.
%E Dijkema, T. J.
%E van de Leur, J.
%E Zegeling, P.
%K 92c35-physiological-flow 00a71-theory-of-mathematical-modeling 74f10-fluid-solid-interactions 76z05-physiological-flows 92c10-biomechanics
%T Modeling a Heart Pump
%X In patients with acute heart failure, the heart can be assisted by the inser-
tion of a mechanical device which takes over part of the heart's work load by
pumping blood from the left ventricle, one of the heart chambers, into the aorta.
In this project we formulate a model that describes the effect of such a device
on the cardiovascular dynamics. We show that data for the pressure-volume
relationship within a heart chamber that have been obtained experimentally
can be reproduced quite accurately by our model. Moreover, such experimental
data can help in calibrating unknown parameters that specify the characteris-
tics of the pump. A key parameter turned out to be the extra friction that is
encountered by the blood flowing through the heart pump.
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abstract = {{In patients with acute heart failure, the heart can be assisted by the inser-
tion of a mechanical device which takes over part of the heart's work load by
pumping blood from the left ventricle, one of the heart chambers, into the aorta.
In this project we formulate a model that describes the effect of such a device
on the cardiovascular dynamics. We show that data for the pressure-volume
relationship within a heart chamber that have been obtained experimentally
can be reproduced quite accurately by our model. Moreover, such experimental
data can help in calibrating unknown parameters that specify the characteris-
tics of the pump. A key parameter turned out to be the extra friction that is
encountered by the blood flowing through the heart pump.}},
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author = {Creigen, Vincent and Ferracina, Luca and Hlod, Andriy and van Mourik, Simon and Sjauw, Krischan and Rottsch\"{a}fer, Vivi and Vellekoop, Michel and Zegeling, Paul},
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title = {{Modeling a Heart Pump}},
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