State Variable Approach for the Structural Analysis of Hormonal Controlled Long Term Blood Pressure Regulatory System

作者: M. Shahin , S. Maka

DOI: 10.1002/ASJC.468

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摘要: Long term arterial blood pressure regulation involves complex interactions of the cardiovascular system, kidney and other organs. In hypertension related diseases, control pathways are impaired parameters for its quantification might be prognostic importance. this paper, we introduce methods based on state variable approach enhanced analysis interactions. To assess dynamics regulation, linearized model has been employed. This paper presents a seventh order nonlinear mathematical long incorporating many nervous mechanisms hormonal activities. Subsequently, structural properties, as well transient steady assessed using eigen value concept. The comparison response with those shows close matching. conclusion, linearised provides insights into complex, physiological furthermore reveals about equilibrium point.

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