Two organ model recirculating system with shunt. Has separate three region compartmental exchange (CTEX) and blood tissue exchange (BTEX).
Description
Two organ model with with each organ broken into two parts: a three compartment organ tissue exchange (CTEX) and a three region axially distributed blood tissue exchange (BTEX). The CTEX is modeled using n number of serial stirred tanks. A shunt is used to change the distribution of the recirculating flow within the system. The effect of material clearance from organs can be calculated. See notes page for some simple examples that illustrate the model.
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