Dear Mariya,
The proposed method of investigation of peripheral vascular (oscillography) makes it possible to assess the state of hemodynamic processes, the level of regulation and control of the cardiovascular system, activity and interaction of various parts of the nervous system, the state of functioning myocardial-haemodynamic homeostasis, adaptive capabilities of the circulatory system and the response of peripheral blood vessels in response to the compression cuff.
In detail our project https://www.researchgate.net/project/The-apply-Arterial-oscillography-to-practical-medicine-and-reserch
https://www.researchgate.net/project/The-apply-Arterial-oscillography-to-practical-medicine-and-reserch
Dear Dmytro,
Thank you for your question!
Our study concerns in vitro investigation of biomechanical characteristics of the aneurysmal tissue. It is done on abdominal aorta aneurysmal tissue cut in a routine surgical operation, hence a cuff is inapplicable in that case. The oscillography is a very good method for arterial elasticity estimation but it could not be a choice in this project. Our approach is the biomechanical parameters obtained experimentally to be used for identification the coefficients of the differential equation describing the biomechanical behavior of the arterial wall as well as a mathematical simulation of the blood flow and mechanical stability of the arterial aneurysm until rupture.
Best regards,
Mariya Antonova
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