P. Kan et al., SIMULATION OF OXYGEN-SATURATION OF HEMOGLOBIN SOLUTION, RBC SUSPENSION AND HEMOSOME BY A NEURAL-NETWORK SYSTEM, Artificial cells, blood substitutes, and immobilization biotechnology, 24(2), 1996, pp. 143-151
Hemoglobin-based artificial blood substitutes as oxygen carrier is adv
antageous over current plasma expander. In this study, oxygen saturati
on of hemoglobin solution, red blood cell suspension and artificial bl
ood substitute under various conditions were measured by yeast-consumi
ng-oxygen experiments instead of spectrophotometer. The empirical resu
lts were assigned into training feedforward back-propagation neural ne
twork system in order to simulate the oxygen saturation model modulate
d by those factors such as pH, [Cl-], [2,3-DPG], pO(2) and pCO(2). Con
sequently, this neural network is able to simulate accurately the oxyg
en saturation of Hb solution. The prediction of hemosome is not agreed
well possibly because of the resistance of transport of oxygen. Howev
er, the results showed neural net can offer a simple and convenient wa
y in comparison with the conventional methods, especially in dealing w
ith complex and ambigious problem.