A stochastic model for the transport of oxygen to brain tissue.

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Abstract

Material balances around a small, but finite volume element have formed the basis for previous mathematical models describing the transport of oxygen in the brain microcirculation. Seeking a model which would be both simple and versatile, a stochastic model was proposed based on the assumption that oxygenation of the brain can be described quantitatively by simulating the activity of only one erythrocyte and the oxygen molecules surrounding it. Compared with existing deterministic models, the capillary space-average oxygen partial pressure profiles were in close agreement. Tissue tensions were decidedly different.

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Bruley, D. F., Groome, L. J., Bicher, H., & Knisely, M. H. (1976). A stochastic model for the transport of oxygen to brain tissue. Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, 75, 267–277. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3273-2_33

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