Propagation of electric excitation and the appearance of auto-oscillations in an inhomogeneous myocardium

Authors

  • I.N. Vasserman Institute of Continuum Media Mechanics UB RAS
  • I.N. Shardakov Institute of Continuum Media Mechanics UB RAS
  • A.P. Shestakov Institute of Continuum Media Mechanics UB RAS

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7242/2658-705X/2023.1.1

Keywords:

myocardium, tomographic image, finite element method, conducting system

Abstract

Among the processes occurring in the cardiac tissue, the distribution of electrical excitation plays the leading role, since it determines and triggers all other processes in the myocardium. One of the dangerous cardiac disorders is the emergence of self-replicating wave processes that do not lead to contraction of the heart as a whole organ. Such processes may be caused by additional sources of electrical excitation, as well as by defects existing in the myocardium. The article presents the results of numerical simulation of electrodynamic processes in the myocardium, which makes it possible to analyze the myocardium
autoscillatory modes and identify the factors contributing to the appearance of these phenomena and, on the contrary, blocking their development.

Supporting Agencies
Работа выполнена в рамках государственного задания ИМСС УрО РАН (номер темы АААА-А19-19012290100-8)

Author Biographies

  • I.N. Vasserman , Institute of Continuum Media Mechanics UB RAS

    кандидат физико-математических наук, научный сотрудник

  • I.N. Shardakov , Institute of Continuum Media Mechanics UB RAS

    доктор физико-математических наук, профессор, заведующий лабораторией

  • A.P. Shestakov , Institute of Continuum Media Mechanics UB RAS

    младший научный сотрудник

References

Published

2023-05-30

Issue

Section

Research: theory and experiment

How to Cite

Vasserman , I., Shardakov , I., & Shestakov , A. (2023). Propagation of electric excitation and the appearance of auto-oscillations in an inhomogeneous myocardium. Perm Federal Research Centre Journal, 1, 6-16. https://doi.org/10.7242/2658-705X/2023.1.1