Model, tables, figures, and data supporting Computational model captures cardiac growth in hypertensive pregnancies and in the postpartum period
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Yoshida, Kyoko
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Heart growth in the pregnant patient helps maintain cardiovascular function while supporting the growing fetus. However, in some cases, the cardiovascular demand of pregnancy can trigger life-threatening conditions, including hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and peripartum cardiomyopathy. We previously developed a computational model that accounts for hormonal and hemodynamic interactions throughout pregnancy to uncover the mechanisms behind this heart growth. Here, we evaluated its breadth, applying it to normal and abnormal rat pregnancies and after delivery. This dataset includes supplemental data and tables that support our findings and accompany our manuscript
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Experimental data used in simulations in 'MultiscaleModel.zip' are provided in .csv form in 'LitDataPregnancy.zip', 'LitDataHTN.zip', and 'LitDataPostpartum.zip'.
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National Institute of Health T32-HL139431
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American Heart Association 23CDA1048434
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Kaissar, Molly; Yoshida, Kyoko. (2024). Model, tables, figures, and data supporting Computational model captures cardiac growth in hypertensive pregnancies and in the postpartum period. Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://doi.org/10.13020/gqsa-tn55.
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Readme_Yoshida_Kaissar.txt
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MultiscaleModel.zip
The MATLAB code files for a multiscale cardiac growth model
(409.22 MB)
LitDataPregnancy.zip
Compilation of .csv files defining the experimental data used to simulate normal pregnancy and the data compared against model predictions
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LitDataHTN.zip
Compilation of .csv files defining the experimental data used to simulate three disease models of hypertensive pregnancy and the data compared against model predictions
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LitDataPostpartum.zip
Compilation of .csv files defining the experimental data used to simulate the postpartum period and the data compared against model predictions
(71.69 KB)
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