2002
DOI: 10.1006/jtbi.2002.3118
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A Mathematical Model for Estimating Muscle Tension in vivo during Esophageal Bolus Transport

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“…Because this is a new model, the equations are summarized in the APPENDIX. The basic fluid flow mathematical model, however, has been used extensively in past model studies (4,18,27,28,38,40), so these are described only qualitatively here.…”
Section: The Physio-mechanical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Because this is a new model, the equations are summarized in the APPENDIX. The basic fluid flow mathematical model, however, has been used extensively in past model studies (4,18,27,28,38,40), so these are described only qualitatively here.…”
Section: The Physio-mechanical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We apply this mathematical formalism to model the stress-strain properties of the muscularis propria. All muscle mechanics studies done in the human esophagus, except for two notable exceptions (16,38), have assumed the esophageal wall to be "thin". 1 This incorrect assumption, although leading to great simplification of the mathematics, has important implications to the accuracy of predictions, so we do not make it.…”
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