Modelling Capillary O2 Transport Consequences in COVID-19 Induced Sepsis

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Microcirculation, COVID-19, Oxygen Transport, PDEs, Modelling

Abstract

To address the obscure effects of SARS-CoV-2 on the microcirculation, a model of microcirculatory O2 transport in skeletal muscle segments will be implemented using a capillary PO2 outlet homogenization constraint and impose decreases in capillary density and tissue O2 consumption reflecting COVID-19 states in the microcirculation. This will be used to identify quantitative decreases in the regulatory capacity of capillary velocities and inlet saturations in COVID-19 compared to baseline conditions.

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Daniel Goldman, University of Western Ontario

Department of Medical Biophysics - Associate Professor

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2021-05-11

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[1]
K. Afas and D. Goldman, “Modelling Capillary O2 Transport Consequences in COVID-19 Induced Sepsis”, CMBES Proc., vol. 44, May 2021.

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