Published
10/19/2009
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Title:
Computerized Cardiovascular Dog Lab
Resource Type:
Simulation
Primary Author: Kurtis Cornish, Ph.D.
Institution:
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
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Description:
Computerized Dog Lab for teaching Cardiovascular Physiology to First Year Medical Students.
Purpose The objective of this laboratory is to give students the experience previously provided through animal labs, without using animals.
Methods Dogs were chronically instrumented to demonstrate cardiovascular function and reflexes. This included aortic, left atrial and left ventricular catheters (LV), aortic and coronary flow probes, inferior vena cava, coronary artery and
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