Modeling and simulation in biomedical engineering applications in cardiorespiratory physiology / Willem van Meurs.

Contents Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1. Introduction; Part I: Theory; Chapter 2. Interface and Model Requirement; Chapter 3. Conceptual Models; Chapter 4. Mathematical Models; Chapter 5. Discretization and Simulation Results; Chapter 6. Interpretation of Simulation Results; Part II: Applications; Chapter 7. The Cardiovascular System; Chapter 8. Respiration; Chapter 9. Physiologic and Pharmacologic Control; Part III: Advanced Topics; Chapter 10. Multiple Models; Chapter 11. Physical and Hybrid Models; Chapter 12. Modeling Age and Disease; Chapter 13. Setting Requirements for Educational; Simulators and Models References.
Abstract "This guide comprehensively covers everything from theory to practical application examples of modeling and simulation techniques of human physiology for medical engineers"--Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Modeling and simulation in biomedical engineering New York : McGraw-Hill, c2011. 9780071714457 (alk. paper)
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