A logistic-based systolic model with a right-ventricular exponential amplifier produces physiologically skewed pulmonary velocity and pressure waveforms consistent with echocardiographic and catheter observations. This unified formulation, developed for applications in pulmonary hypertension, relates pulmonary blood-flow velocity and pressure through a hemodynamic mechanism that links pulmonary acceleration time (PAcT) to systolic pulmonary artery pressure (PAP), yielding a logistic-based PAP estimator that extends earlier linear and logarithmic approaches.
Roh, H. F. and J. M. Kim (2018). "Noninvasive pulmonary arterial pressure estimation using a logistic-based systolic model." Computers in Biology and Medicine 95: 209-216.