Cardiorespiratory simulation for the evaluation of recovery following coronary artery bypass surgery
- Edward J. Farrell
- John H. Siegel
- 1981
- Computers in Biology and Medicine
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Sequential classification of patient recovery patterns after coronary artery bypass graft surgery
- C.K. Chow
- S.S.M. Wang
- et al.
- 1979
- Computers and Biomedical Research
A new noninvasive method for the simultaneous determination of cardiac output, VA/QC disparity, and the magnitude of peripheral perfusion, suitable for use in the critically III patient
- Fred H. Geisler
- Edward J. Farrell
- et al.
- 1978
- Journal of Trauma - Injury, Infection and Critical Care
Early and Long-Term Effects of Direct Myocardial Revascularization on Cardiac Function: A Prospective Study Using Multivariable Physiological Analysis
- Syed Tasnim Raza
- Bernardo A. Vidne
- et al.
- 1977
- Annals of Thoracic Surgery
Estimation of blood gas contents from expired air under normal and pathologic conditions
- Edward J. Farrell
- John H. Siegel
- 1976
- Respiration Physiology
The use of multivariable trajectories in defining normal and abnormal time courses of recovery after coronary bypass surgery
- John H. Siegel
- Edward J. Farrell
- et al.
- 1975
- Journal of Surgical Research
Hyperdynamic States and the: Physiologic Determinants of Survival and Portal Hypertension
- John H. Siegel
- Roger M. Goldwyn
- et al.
- 1974
- Archives of Surgery
A computer simulation model to study the clinical observability of ventilation and perfusion abnormalities in human shock states
- John H. Siegel
- Edward J. Farrell
- 1973
- Surgery
Investigation of cardiorespiratory abnormalities through computer simulation
- Edward J. Farrell
- John H. Siegel
- 1973
- Computers and Biomedical Research
Quantifying the need for cardiac support in human shock by a functional model of cardiopulmonary vascular dynamics: with special reference to myocardial infarction
- John H. Siegel
- Edward J. Farrell
- et al.
- 1972
- Journal of Surgical Research