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Sepsis Capillary Leak: Interstitial Edema Field (2D)

2D reaction-diffusion field simulator of sepsis-induced capillary leak: solves the same Starling-Landis fluid-exchange equation as the 3D vessel view, but as a spatial edema/albumin field across a tissue cross-section with gravity-driven dependent pooling — a genuinely distinct 2D-native mechanism, not a flattened camera view.

Medicine & Biophysics2DAdvanced60 FPS📱 Mobile-adapted⇄ 3D version
2d-sepsis-cytokine-storm-immune-cascade ↗ Open standalone

This is the 2D field companion to the 3D single-capillary Starling–Landis simulator. Instead of one cylinder with a spatially-uniform leak, it solves the identical filtration law at four parallel capillaries embedded in a 2D tissue cross-section, then lets the leaked fluid and albumin diffuse and drift downward under a gravity term, exactly the way real capillary-leak edema pools unevenly in dependent tissue. The result is a genuinely distinct, spatially-resolved view of the same physiology — visible directly as a pooling heatmap and a depth profile the 3D scene's uniform model cannot produce.

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2D reaction-diffusion field simulator of sepsis-induced capillary leak: solves the same Starling-Landis fluid-exchange equation as the 3D vessel view, but as a spatial edema/albumin field across a tissue cross-section with gravity-driven dependent pooling — a genuinely distinct 2D-native mechanism, not a flattened camera view.

sepsiscytokine stormcapillary leakendotheliumStarling equationcritical care

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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