This volume presents a comprehensive overview of the numerous applications of mathematics in the life sciences and medicine, and demonstrates how mathematics and computers have taken root in these fields. The work covers a variety of techniques and applications including mathematical and modelling methodology, modelling/simulation technology, and philosophical issues in model formulation, leading to speciality medical modelling, artificial intelligence, psychiatric models, medical decision making, and molecular modelling.
(partial) Modelling of epidemics: modelling the incidence of acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York,
J Pickering et al. Neurophysiology: modelling neuromuscular diseases, M M
Figini. Cardiovascular: real-time cardiovascular simulation using two
microcomputers, N S Peterson et al. Skeletal: age-related bone loss and
fracture risk: a stochastic model, A Horsman & D H Marsh;ll. Visual:
Modelling age-related accommodative loss in the human eye, J F Koretz & G H
Hande;man. Body fluids and kidneys: network computer analysis of the human
kidney, R J Roman & F R Sias,;Jr. Pulmonary/respiratory: a clinically
applicable method for assessing lung permeability in the non-steady state, R
Wooton et al. Modelling disease: modelling multifactorial aspects of disease
and drug therapy, W D Wosilait et al. Cellular dynamics: stability analysis
of models of all production systems, O Arino & M Kimmel.;
