Chronic inflammation models
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Abstract (EN)
According to the World Health Organization, the biggest cause of death in the world is ischemic heart disease. Diseases that negatively affect our body's blood vessel system are called cardiovascular diseases. Most blood vessel diseases reflect chronic diseases. It has been said that 90% of deaths from ischemic heart disease occur due to cardiac arrhythmias. In addition, it is stated that one-third of all stroke patients occur in patients with cardiac arrhythmias. Thus, we see that atherosclerosis, clot formation, and cardiac arrhythmia processes are extremely important. These three processes, which are also called Reaction-Diffusion equations, appear mathematically in the background. With our general inflammation model, we can interpret the results with the intervals created by the Reaction-Diffusion equations to discover the success and failure of different treatment techniques used to treat chronic inflammation in various tissues. Therefore, we can focus on the importance of early diagnosis and diagnosis. We will discuss and evaluate the importance of time and financial savings in saving lives here.
Author
Merve Öge
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Merve Öge (Master Thesis). Chronic inflammation models, 2024, Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University.
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