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On the Integration of Different Physiological Model Systems
A versatile software for dynamic generation of physiological model systems is proposed. Via a graphical user interface the user can choose and combine models of varying abstraction level and complexity from the following three model families: respiratory mechanics, gas exchange and cardiovascular dynamics. Tests of different simulation runs showed results and model delay times consistent with human physiology.