Hemodynamic analysis system
Project Overview
Pulmonary artery flow can be measured by echocardiography and pulmonary artery pressure can be measured by right heart catheterization. The goal of this project is to capture, synchronize, and digitize these two signals for later analysis. Due to costs of proposed components of the design, our client has asked us to spend the semester focusing on proof of concept behind these components to justify purchasing them in a later semester.
Team Picture
Images
![All parts of the system are connected and running, displaying signals in LabVIEW](/public/projects/f10/hemodynamic_system/image/view/1aabf5b0-c0c5-4305-b6c1-573d6413463b/test.jpg)
![System includes: Mini Dopplex probe, waveform generator, synchronizing cable, NI myDAQ box, and laptop with LabVIEW](/public/projects/f10/hemodynamic_system/image/view/e46f5ff2-e6db-4f33-b599-c7866926640b/setup.jpg)
![Used to capture signals in LabVIEW](/public/projects/f10/hemodynamic_system/image/view/d2e41ac7-e59a-421c-8752-6ace0441af33/NImyDAQ.jpg)
![Device used to obtain ultrasound audio signal from radial artery](/public/projects/f10/hemodynamic_system/image/view/68053fc7-74e4-4b7d-b58e-5c0f08f32a51/doppler.jpg)
Files
- Final Poster (December 9, 2010)
- Midsemester Presentation (December 9, 2010)
- PDS (updated 9/29) (September 30, 2010)
- Midsemester Report (October 19, 2010)
- Final Paper (December 8, 2010)
Contact Information
Team Members
- Sarah Czaplewski - Team Leader
- Megan Jones - Communicator
- William Zuleger - BSAC
- Sara Schmitz - BWIG
Advisor and Client
- Mitchell Tyler - Advisor
- Prof. Naomi Chesler - Client