Medical Devices

In Silico Medicine Model Examples

Use Computational Modelling and Simulation (CM&S) to design, test, and verify medical devices.

In silico medicine is the use of computational models and simulations to develop medical devices. You can get started with in silico medicine using the examples below.

In silico medicine example model of a medical ventilator and lungs.

Medical Ventilator Model in Simscape

This example shows a positive airway pressure (PAP) medical ventilator system with a lung model. It provides a starting point for designers working on medical ventilators and PAP devices.

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In silico medicine example model of an ECMO/heart-lung machine and cardiovascular system.

Cardiovascular System in Simscape with ECMO Machine

The cardiovascular model lets you simulate the flows and pressures of the human cardiovascular system. You can use the model for the development of ECMO machines and heart-lung machines.

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In silico medicine example model of an artificial pancreas and a diabetic patient.

Artificial Pancreas Using Fuzzy Logic Controller

This example shows you how to design and optimize a fuzzy inference system (FIS) tree to control an artificial pancreas. You can use the model in the development of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems and insulin pumps.

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In silico medicine example model of a dialysis machine and a kidney.

Dialysis Machine in Simulink

This model shows an ultrafiltration control system for a hemodialysis machine with Simulink and Stateflow. You can use the model in the development of dialysis machines.

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In silico medicine example model of an infusion pump and blood stream.

Model-Based Design and Verification for Infusion Pump

This model shows an infusion pump with a control system for the flow. You can use it in the verification and validation of infusion pumps and other safety-critical medical devices.

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