Cellular automation model of ventricular conduction
A computer simulation of ventricular conduction is presented with a discrete element ventricular conduction model. The model is shown to be capable of demonstrating normal ventricular rhythm, including QRS and T-waves, plus a variety of rhythm disturbances including missed beats, electrical alternan...
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| description | A computer simulation of ventricular conduction is presented with a discrete element ventricular conduction model. The model is shown to be capable of demonstrating normal ventricular rhythm, including QRS and T-waves, plus a variety of rhythm disturbances including missed beats, electrical alternans and self-sustaining instability with arrhythmias. The morphology of the range of alternans produced bears a strong resemblance to certain clinically recognised arrhythmias. |
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