Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow

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Autor(a) principal: Rosa,Suélia de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury
Data de Publicação: 2013
Outros Autores: Altoé,Mirella Lorrainy
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Engenharia Biomédica (Online)
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Resumo: INTRODUCTION: This paper shows a proposal for the mathematical modeling of the human esophagus using Bond Graph formalism and the interference in the satiation of an individual by way of an Esophageal Flow Controller (EFC). Therefore, it was evaluated that there is a significant change in fall time that affects the process of human satiety when the diameter of the esophagus is reduced. METHODS: As a first study, the analysis did not consider all hypothetical influences; only the most important variables were considered. RESULTS: As a result, the order of the final equation was x ∈ ℜ10. Furthermore, the designed model can be classified as linear, established and time invariant. CONCLUSION: The simulation results allow us to conclude that using the EFC in order to reduce the esophageal diameter in the upper esophageal sphincter area of 3cm by 1 cm implies that the system response will be slower; and consequently this reduction will interfere with satiety.
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title Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
spellingShingle Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
Rosa,Suélia de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury
Math modeling
Bond graph
Esophagus
Control
title_short Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
title_full Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
title_fullStr Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
title_full_unstemmed Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
title_sort Bond Graph modeling of the human esophagus and analysis considering the interference in the fullness of an individual by reducing mechanical esophageal flow
author Rosa,Suélia de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury
author_facet Rosa,Suélia de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury
Altoé,Mirella Lorrainy
author_role author
author2 Altoé,Mirella Lorrainy
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rosa,Suélia de Siqueira Rodrigues Fleury
Altoé,Mirella Lorrainy
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Math modeling
Bond graph
Esophagus
Control
topic Math modeling
Bond graph
Esophagus
Control
description INTRODUCTION: This paper shows a proposal for the mathematical modeling of the human esophagus using Bond Graph formalism and the interference in the satiation of an individual by way of an Esophageal Flow Controller (EFC). Therefore, it was evaluated that there is a significant change in fall time that affects the process of human satiety when the diameter of the esophagus is reduced. METHODS: As a first study, the analysis did not consider all hypothetical influences; only the most important variables were considered. RESULTS: As a result, the order of the final equation was x ∈ ℜ10. Furthermore, the designed model can be classified as linear, established and time invariant. CONCLUSION: The simulation results allow us to conclude that using the EFC in order to reduce the esophageal diameter in the upper esophageal sphincter area of 3cm by 1 cm implies that the system response will be slower; and consequently this reduction will interfere with satiety.
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