Henrique Takachi Moriya graduated at Electronic Engineering from University of São Paulo (1996), had a master's degree at Electronic Engineering from University of São Paulo (1999), did a Ph.D. stage at University of Vermont (2002), and had Ph.D. degree at Electronic Engineering from University of São Paulo (2003). Nowadays, he is associate professor at Telecommunication and Control Engineering Department of Escola Politécnica of University of São Paulo where he teaches in the undergraduate course of Electrical Engineering and graduate course of Biomedical Engineering. He is a member of the Biomedical Engineering Laboratory of the University of São Paulo, and cooperates in researches with laboratories of the School of Medicine of University of São Paulo. He has experience in Biomedical Engineering, focusing on Modeling of Biological Systems, acting on the following subjects: respiratory mechanics assessment, forced oscillations technique, mathematical modeling, and biomedical instrumentation in the pulmonary engineering field. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The respiratory impedance is an important tool for the lung mechanics branch of study because it allows the characterization of the respiratory system in terms of the relation between the airflow and tracheal pressure under different respiratory frequencies. In another words, the impedance is the frequency response of the system. For measuring and analyzing it, laboratory experiments with…
Mechanical ventilation is indispensable to modern medicine, being used whenever patients, on their own, are not able to sustain the optimum blood oxygenation. Biomedical Engineering is present in the project and design of new ventilators, as well as in the evaluation techniques of the respiratory mechanics performed during mechanical ventilator assistance. Laboratory experiments are commo…
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