New in v1.7: explore reader-developed hemodynamic simulations and a source-linked Echo Reference with searchable criteria, pathways, tables, and citations.
Project nGene.org® is a research-oriented educational software workbench designed by Hyunsuk Frank Roh, MD, for hemodynamic modeling, waveform analysis, anatomy visualization, respiratory-mechanics education, ECG simulation, signal-processing education, and structured medical computation.
For technical compatibility within iOS, the app name appears as “Project_nGene.org” while representing Project nGene.org®.
Version 1.7 introduces two separate major systems:
HEMODYNAMIC SIMULATIONS
• A structured Hemodynamic Models workspace
• Mechanics of Blood Circulation reader’s notes with explicit scope, attribution, and uncertainty
• Reader-developed one-circulation and two-circulation simulations
• An elastic-arterial, one-beat model with book-analytic and flow-driven modes
• Interactive scenario controls for pump energy or power, vascular resistance, arterial compliance, stroke volume, heart rate, and timing
• Calculated pressure, flow, volume, energy, and conservation displays
The reader-developed simulations are kept separate from the book-based reading notes. They are educational interpretations and are not presented as validated patient-specific cardiovascular models.
ECHO REFERENCE
• Search by disease, equation, measurement, threshold, or source
• Expandable pathways for equations, chambers, diastolic function, native and prosthetic valves, right heart and pulmonary hypertension, pericardial disease, stress echocardiography, shunts, and aortic disease
• Compact tables that keep criteria, interpretation, cautions, and source anchors together
• Source sheets, citations, lookup guidance, and available paper links
Echo Reference is a quick-reference and source-navigation aid. It does not replace the original guidelines or papers, independent accuracy verification, or formal echocardiographic interpretation.
Other included resources:
• Logistic-Based Systolic Model simulation
• Medical equation tools
• eGFR and CKD/ESRD reference tables
• Ventilation-specific equation tools
• Independent Component Analysis waveform demonstration
• Chest vascularity visualization
• MDRO research dataset viewer
• Optional Virtual Ventilator Test-Lung educational add-on
• Optional Virtual EKG Simulator educational add-on
• Optional Echocardiography Recognition educational preview
• Optional IV Nutrition Therapy formulation helper
The ICA heart-sound examples are based on the UMich Heart Sound & Murmur Library. Lung-sound examples are based on HLS-CMDS: Heart and Lung Sounds Dataset Recorded from a Clinical Manikin using Digital Stethoscope, Version 3, DOI: 10.17632/8972jxbpmp.3. Attribution and license information are provided in the app.
This software is intended for research-oriented education, model inspection, anatomy learning, waveform visualization, signal-processing education, respiratory-mechanics education, ECG simulation education, and structured medical reasoning education.
It is not presented as a diagnostic or treatment device, does not provide patient-specific clinical decisions, and should not be used as a substitute for clinician judgment, ventilator management, respiratory therapy protocols, ECG interpretation, cardiac rhythm diagnosis, auscultation diagnosis, formal echocardiography interpretation, prescription decisions, reimbursement decisions, or clinical claim submission.
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