Details of the Program for a Mathematical Model of Drug Distribution Assuming Mixing in the Large Blood Vessels.

S. P. Azen

ResearchPublished 1964

A report on an aspect of research to develop a mathematical model of chemotherapy as an aid in studying problems relating to distribution and localization of drugs in the body. Specifically, the Memorandum presents the completed equations for a two-organ model in which there is exchange between the stationary and flowing phases in the large blood vessels. Results of a computer program are also given. A report on an aspect of research to develop a mathematical model of chemotherapy as an aid in studying problems relating to distribution and localization of drugs in the body. Specifically, the Memorandum presents the completed equations for a two-organ model in which there is exchange between the stationary and flowing phases in the large blood vessels. Results of a computer program are also given. 37 pp. Bibliog

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Azen, S. P., Details of the Program for a Mathematical Model of Drug Distribution Assuming Mixing in the Large Blood Vessels. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1964. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM4211.html.
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