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Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology
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Multibody dynamics in arterial system

Authors: Sang-Hoon Shin; Young-Bae Park; Hye-Whon Rhim; Wan Suk Yoo; Young Jae Park; Dae-Hun Park;

Multibody dynamics in arterial system

Abstract

There are many things in common between hemodynamics in arterial systems and multibody dynamics in mechanical systems Hemodynamics is concerned with the forces generated by the heart and the resulting motion of blood through the multi-branched vascular system The conventional hemodynamics model has been intended to show the general behavior of the body arterial system with the frequency domain based linear model The need for detailed models to analyze the local part like coronary arterial tree and cerebral arterial tree has been required recently Non-linear analysis techniques are well-developed in multibody dynamics In this paper, the studies of hemodynamics are summarized from the view of multibody dynamics Computational algorithms of arterial tree analysis is derived, and proved by experiments on animals The flow and pressure of each branch are calculated from the measured flow data at the ascending aorta The simulated results of the carotid artery and the ihac artery show in good accordance with the measured results

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