Bram W Smith
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Recent Articles
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Thomsen L, Karbing D, Smith B, Murley D, Weinreich U, Kjaergaard S, et al.
J Clin Monit Comput
. 2013 Feb;
27(3):341-50.
PMID: 23430364
The automatic lung parameter estimator (ALPE) method was developed in 2002 for bedside estimation of pulmonary gas exchange using step changes in inspired oxygen fraction (FIO₂). Since then a number...
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Quantitative assessment of pulmonary shunt and ventilation-perfusion mismatch without a blood sample
Smith B, Rees S, Karbing D, Kjaergaard S, Andreassen S
Annu Int Conf IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc
. 2007 Nov;
2007:4255-8.
PMID: 18002942
The automated lung parameter estimator (ALPE) system for quantitatively assessing pulmonary gas exchange in clinical practice has been shown to be useful for diagnosing lung dysfunction and monitoring treatment. However,...
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Karbing D, Kjaergaard S, Smith B, Espersen K, Allerod C, Andreassen S, et al.
Crit Care
. 2007 Nov;
11(6):R118.
PMID: 17988390
Introduction: Previous studies have shown through theoretical analyses that the ratio of the partial pressure of oxygen in arterial blood (PaO2) to the inspired oxygen fraction (FiO2) varies with the...
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Shaw G, Chase J, Starfinger C, Smith B, Hann C, Desaive T, et al.
Crit Care Resusc
. 2007 Sep;
9(3):264-9.
PMID: 17767454
Cardiovascular disease claims more lives than any other disease in westernised countries, affecting millions. Pinpointing cardiovascular system dysfunction is often difficult because the clinical signs, or the availability and interpretation...
5.
Smith B, Andreassen S, Shaw G, Jensen P, Rees S, Chase J
Comput Methods Programs Biomed
. 2007 Mar;
86(2):153-60.
PMID: 17350711
Diagnosing cardiovascular system (CVS) diseases from clinically measured data is difficult, due to the complexity of the hemodynamic and autonomic nervous system (ANS) interactions. Physiological models could describe these interactions...
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Smith B, Chase J, Shaw G, Nokes R
Physiol Meas
. 2006 Jan;
27(2):165-79.
PMID: 16400203
A minimal closed-loop cardiovascular system (CVS) model has been developed that can simulate ventricular interaction due to both direct interaction through the septum and series interaction through the circulation system....
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Smith B, Chase J, Nokes R, Shaw G, Wake G
Med Eng Phys
. 2004 Mar;
26(2):131-9.
PMID: 15036180
Characterising circulatory dysfunction and choosing a suitable treatment is often difficult and time consuming, and can result in a deterioration in patient condition, or unsuitable therapy choices. A stable minimal...
8.
Smith B, Chase J, Nokes R, Shaw G, David T
Phys Med Biol
. 2003 Nov;
48(20):3375-87.
PMID: 14620064
This paper investigates the fluid dynamics governing arterial flow used in lumped parameter cardiovascular system (CVS) models, particularly near the heart where arteries are large. Assumptions made in applying equations...