Mathematical Model Of The Artery
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1. Métodos para quantificação da artéria carótida em imagens de ultrassom modo-B e Doppler. / Methods for quantification of the carotid artery in B-mode and Doppler ultrasound images.
No campo da medicina diagnóstica através de imagens, o baixo custo e a característica não-invasiva da ultrassonografia modo-B favoreceram as pesquisas que analisam a relação entre a espessura íntima-média (EIM) da artéria carótida e o desenvolvimento de doenças cardiovasculares. Outra técnica de ultrassonografia, baseada no efeito Doppler, també
Publicado em: 2009
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2. Pattern formation by vascular mesenchymal cells
In embryogenesis, immature mesenchymal cells aggregate and organize into patterned tissues. Later in life, a pathological recapitulation of this process takes place in atherosclerotic lesions, when vascular mesenchymal cells organize into trabecular bone tissue within the artery wall. Here we show that multipotential adult vascular mesenchymal cells self-org
National Academy of Sciences.
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3. In vivo oxygen transport in the normal rabbit femoral arterial wall.
In vivo measurements of tissue oxygen tension were made at 10-micrometer intervals through functioning in situ rabbit femoral arterial walls, using inhalation anesthesia and recessed microcathodes with approximately 4-micrometer external diameters. External environment was controlled with a superfusion well at 30 torr PO2, 35 torr PCO2. Blood pressure, gas t
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4. Mechanical stress analysis of a rigid inclusion in distensible material: a model of atherosclerotic calcification and plaque vulnerability
The role of atherosclerotic calcification in plaque rupture remains controversial. In previous analyses using finite element model analysis, circumferential stress was reduced by the inclusion of a calcium deposit in a representative human anatomical configuration. However, a recent report, also using finite element analysis, suggests that microscopic calciu
American Physiological Society.
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5. Oxygen and coronary vascular resistance during autoregulation and metabolic vasodilation in the dog.
The hypothesis that tissue oxygen tension controls coronary vascular resistance during changes in perfusion pressure and oxygen consumption was expressed in a simplified mathematical form capable of making quantitative predictions. The predictive value of this formulation of the hypothesis was tested in experiments on anaesthetized mongrel dogs subjected to
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6. Calcium release by noradrenaline from central sarcoplasmic reticulum in rabbit main pulmonary artery smooth muscle.
The subcellular composition of relaxed and noradrenaline-contracted rabbit main pulmonary artery smooth muscle cells was measured by electron probe X-ray microanalysis of cryosections of rapidly frozen tissue. Some of the preparations were made permeable with saponin and exposed to a known free Ca ion concentration, rapidly frozen, freeze-substituted, and al
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7. A simple method to improve the accuracy of non-invasive ultrasound in selecting TIA patients for cerebral angiography.
A prospective study is reported of the ability of B mode ultrasound imaging and continuous wave Doppler flow studies to detect different degrees of stenosis of the extracranial internal carotid artery (ICA) in 186 arteries in 99 patients with transient ischaemic attacks (TIA) and minor ischaemic stroke. A simple mathematical equation has been developed which
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8. Mechanism of inhibition of delayed rectifier K+ current by 4-aminopyridine in rabbit coronary myocytes.
1. The mechanisms involved in the 4-aminopyridine (4-AP)-induced block of delayed rectifier K+ current (IK(V)) in vascular smooth muscle cells were studied in cells enzymatically isolated from the rabbit coronary artery. 2. 4-AP inhibited slowly inactivating IK(V) in a dose-dependent manner (concentration producing half-maximal inhibition, K1/2, = 1.37 mM),