IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering · 1969 · 58 citations · 24 references
Venous ReturnHeart FailureHemodynamicsEngineeringMultidisciplinary ApproachCardiovascular FunctionBlood FlowKinesiologyBiomechanicsEnough Control TheoryVenous CirculationCardiologyBlood Flow MeasurementCardiac MechanicMechanobiologyAssisted CirculationDetailed ModelBiomedical FlowCardiovascular DiseasePhysiologyElectrophysiologyVenous SystemMedicineAnesthesiology
We attempt to define, in terms familiar to engineers, physicists, and workers in the life sciences, the uncontrolled mechanical system returning venous blood to the right heart. Our ultimate aim is to complete a description of the venous circulation useful to close the loop with current models of the arterial circulation and the heart. Such a detailed global circulatory model will incorporate eventually enough control theory to render insight into basic regulatory mechanisms of man in health and disease. Only a multidisciplinary approach can lead to this ultimate objective.
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Arthur C. Guyton · The American Journal of the Medical Sciences · 1965 · 636 citations
Liver Circulation and Function
Ralph W. Bräuer · Physiological Reviews · 1963 · 313 citations