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Mathematical model of the blocked breast duct. / Kolpak, Eugeny P.; Frantsuzova, Inna S.; Evmenova, Elizaveta O.

In: Drug Invention Today, Vol. 12, No. 7, 01.07.2019, p. 1554-1558.

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Kolpak, EP, Frantsuzova, IS & Evmenova, EO 2019, 'Mathematical model of the blocked breast duct', Drug Invention Today, vol. 12, no. 7, pp. 1554-1558.

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Kolpak, E. P., Frantsuzova, I. S., & Evmenova, E. O. (2019). Mathematical model of the blocked breast duct. Drug Invention Today, 12(7), 1554-1558.

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Kolpak EP, Frantsuzova IS, Evmenova EO. Mathematical model of the blocked breast duct. Drug Invention Today. 2019 Jul 1;12(7):1554-1558.

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Kolpak, Eugeny P. ; Frantsuzova, Inna S. ; Evmenova, Elizaveta O. / Mathematical model of the blocked breast duct. In: Drug Invention Today. 2019 ; Vol. 12, No. 7. pp. 1554-1558.

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abstract = "Aim: development of a mathematical model for non-invasive mammary duct tumor. Methods: the model was developed using the apparatus technique of ordinary differential equations and partial differential equations. The gland duct is represented by a hollow cylindrical tube inside which the afunctional tissue growth occurs. Results: initial boundary value problems were set for differential equations; stability limits of stationary solutions were determined; an option of the mathematical model for treatment was proposed; conditions for the existence of autowave solutions were found, and numerical solutions were constructed. Conclusion: on the basis of the developed model, an estimate of the tumor growth rate was given; a treatment option was proposed, and an explanation of the reasons for a possible recurrence of the disease was given.",
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AB - Aim: development of a mathematical model for non-invasive mammary duct tumor. Methods: the model was developed using the apparatus technique of ordinary differential equations and partial differential equations. The gland duct is represented by a hollow cylindrical tube inside which the afunctional tissue growth occurs. Results: initial boundary value problems were set for differential equations; stability limits of stationary solutions were determined; an option of the mathematical model for treatment was proposed; conditions for the existence of autowave solutions were found, and numerical solutions were constructed. Conclusion: on the basis of the developed model, an estimate of the tumor growth rate was given; a treatment option was proposed, and an explanation of the reasons for a possible recurrence of the disease was given.

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