Research

• In order to successfully recreate the cardiovascular system in virtual space, many multilevel models must be integrated into a single model. This complexity makes hemodynamic models a valuable resource in understanding the physiology of the cardiovascular system.
• Hemodynamic system models are a promising tool to be utilized, among many purposes, in the development of diagnostic aid systems, telemedicine, and trials for novel drugs and artificial organs.

Expected effect

Development of a hybrid mathematical model composed of multiple multilevel models to better represent the complex dynamic systems of the cardiovascular system. The expected results are as follows.

• The models developed during this research will serve as an example to stimulate the development of the as-of-yet domestically inactive field of hemodynamic modeling.
• Enhance diagnostic systems and make a positive contribution to public health by enhancing early detection rates.
• Will stimulate the advancement of medical device technology, including innovations in medical imaging devices, and the creation of more reliable artificial organ replacements.

Division of Mathematical Models Lee, Wanho

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