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DESCRIPTION:Mathematical models of the heart require dynamic constitutive r
 elations for the underlying heart muscle. Lumped models of the left ventri
 cle typically depend on a time-varying elastance\, and those of muscle on 
 the contractile element\, both of which set heart muscle's elastic propert
 ies. A different approach based on underlying muscle contraction mechanism
 s\, and that embodies dynamic elastance\, will be presented. This general 
 method can be applied to description of the approximately 650 striated mus
 cles in the human body.\n\nSpeaker(s): Palladino\, \n\nRoom: PHO339\, Bldg
 : Photonics Building\, 8 St. Mary's STreet\, Boston\, Massachusetts\, Unit
 ed States\, 02215
LOCATION:Room: PHO339\, Bldg: Photonics Building\, 8 St. Mary's STreet\, Bo
 ston\, Massachusetts\, United States\, 02215
ORGANIZER:mclee@bu.edu
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:Modeling Ventricular Pumping From Muscle Contraction Dynamics
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/359974
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 ="section">\n<div class="layoutArea">\n<div class="column">\n<p>Mathematic
 al models of the heart require dynamic constitutive relations for the unde
 rlying heart muscle. Lumped models of the left ventricle typically depend 
 on a time-varying elastance\, and those of muscle on the contractile eleme
 nt\, both of which set heart muscle's elastic properties. A different appr
 oach based on underlying muscle contraction mechanisms\, and that embodies
  dynamic elastance\, will be presented. This general method can be applied
  to description of the approximately 650 striated muscles in the human bod
 y.</p>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>\n</div>
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