Reconstructing cardiovascular dynamics

Stefanovska, Aneta and Bračič, Maja (1999) Reconstructing cardiovascular dynamics. Control Engineering Practice, 7 (2). pp. 161-172. ISSN 0967-0661

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Abstract

The signals that originate from the human cardiovascular system were analysed using methods of both linear and nonlinear system theory. The analyses in the time domain and in the phase space revealed the deterministic and almost conservative nature of the cardiovascular control system on the time scale of minutes. Five characteristic frequencies were found in the signal of peripheral blood flow. Some of them had already been found in other cardiovascular functions, the breathing, blood pressure, ECG and HRV. Each characteristic peak reflects the periodic action of one of the subsystems, involved in the regulation of the blood flow. These systems are mutually dependent, via the couplings among them. Their strength plays an essential role in the performance of the system. In some cases their importance is indicated, thus pointing to practical applications in the diagnosis and prediction of cardiovascular functions.

Item Type:
Journal Article
Journal or Publication Title:
Control Engineering Practice
Uncontrolled Keywords:
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Subjects:
?? biological systemsflownonlinear analysisnonlinear control systemsnonlinear modelswavescontrol and systems engineeringcomputer science applicationselectrical and electronic engineeringapplied mathematics ??
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148569
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Deposited On:
09 Nov 2020 13:45
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Yes
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Published
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