Project_nGene.org

Project_nGene.org

Hemodynamic Software

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  • Released
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  • May 4, 2026
  • July 19, 2026

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Project nGene.org® is a research-oriented educational software workbench developed by Hyunsuk Frank Roh, MD. It brings together hemodynamic modeling, waveform analysis, anatomy visualization, respiratory-mechanics education, ECG simulation, signal-processing demonstrations, and structured medical computation. HEMODYNAMIC MODELING AND READER'S NOTES • Logistic-Based Systolic Model for pulmonary artery pressure estimation and systolic waveform simulation • Mechanics of Blood Circulation - Reader's Notes: an equation-centered guide covering Chapters 1–8, with independently developed diagrams, explicit assumptions, chapter-specific simulations, and an integrated systemic-pulmonary circulation laboratory • The Fluid Mechanics of Aortic Stenosis — Reader's Notes: a study aid for Colin Clark's paired 1976 papers, with source separation, uncertainty statements, and a reader-developed native simulation Reader's notes and simulations are presented separately from the original publications. They are educational interpretations and are not validated patient-specific cardiovascular models. ECHO REFERENCE • Search by disease, equation, measurement, threshold, or source • Organized pathways for equations, chambers, rhythm/conduction/pacing, diastolic function, heart failure and advanced therapies, native and prosthetic valves, valvular hemodynamics, right heart and pulmonary hypertension, cardiomyopathy and pericardium, stress echocardiography, shunts, and aortic disease • Focused tables that keep criteria, interpretation, cautions, and source anchors together • Source sheets, citations, lookup guidance, and available publication links Echo Reference is a quick-reference and source-navigation aid. It does not replace the original guidelines or papers, independent accuracy verification, or formal echocardiographic interpretation. OTHER INCLUDED RESOURCES • Medical equation tools • eGFR and CKD/ESRD reference tables • Ventilation-specific equation tools • Independent Component Analysis waveform demonstration • Chest vascularity visualization • MDRO research dataset viewer • Optional Virtual Ventilator Test-Lung educational add-on • Optional Virtual EKG Simulator educational add-on • Optional Echocardiography Recognition educational preview • Optional IV Nutrition Therapy formulation helper The ICA heart-sound examples are based on the UMich Heart Sound & Murmur Library. Lung-sound examples are based on HLS-CMDS: Heart and Lung Sounds Dataset Recorded from a Clinical Manikin using Digital Stethoscope, Version 3, DOI: 10.17632/8972jxbpmp.3. Attribution and license information are provided in the app. This software is intended for research-oriented education, model inspection, anatomy learning, waveform visualization, signal-processing education, respiratory-mechanics education, ECG simulation education, and structured medical-reasoning education. It is not presented as a diagnostic, monitoring, or treatment device. It does not provide patient-specific clinical decisions and must not replace clinician judgment, ventilator management, respiratory therapy protocols, ECG interpretation, cardiac-rhythm diagnosis, auscultation diagnosis, formal echocardiographic interpretation, prescription decisions, reimbursement decisions, or clinical claim submission. On iOS, the display name appears as “Project_nGene.org” and represents Project nGene.org®.
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What's New in Project_nGene.org

1.8

July 19, 2026

Version 1.8 expands the hemodynamic modeling and Echo Reference workspaces. HEMODYNAMIC MODELING • Expands Mechanics of Blood Circulation - Reader's Notes to Chapters 1–8 with equation-centered explanations, explicit model assumptions, independent diagrams, and chapter-specific simulations • Adds an integrated systemic-pulmonary circulation laboratory with interactive controls and pressure, flow, volume, energy, reserve, and conservation displays • Adds The Fluid Mechanics of Aortic Stenosis — Reader's Notes, integrating Colin Clark's paired 1976 studies with source links, uncertainty statements, and a reader-developed native simulation • Improves chapter navigation and return-to-section controls for long-form educational content ECHO REFERENCE • Reorganizes major pathways into clearer clinical and hemodynamic groups • Refines Diastolic Function into five focused categories covering orientation and physiology, acquisition and reference standards, diagnostic classification, filling-pressure assessment and grading, and integrated interpretation and reporting • Places rhythm, pacing, valve, heart-failure, pulmonary-hypertension, cardiomyopathy, and pericardial material in more specific pathways • Distributes supplemental pressure indices and maneuvers into the acquisition, LAP/LVEDP, disease-specific, and reporting contexts where they are most relevant • Improves related-route navigation, source organization, and content consistency GENERAL • Includes interface, navigation, and reliability refinements

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