Use of artificial neural network optimization for MHD and non-Newtonian peritoneal Jeffery nanofluid dynamics on female reproductive health
This paper models peritoneal fluid dynamics using artificial neural networks to explore magnetohydrodynamic effects, proposing the model as a potential non-invasive diagnostic technique for endometriosis and a tool for optimizing infertility treatments.
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The paper studies peritoneal fluid flow by applying a Jeffrey non-Newtonian model under thermal and magnetic influences, incorporating magnetohydrodynamics along with thermophoresis and Brownian motion of nanoparticles in nanofluids. Using numerical solutions and graphical analyses, it evaluates how parameters such as Grashof numbers, Brownian motion, and shear-dependent viscosity affect fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and mass transport. A major limitation explicitly noted is that the work is based on mathematical modeling and numerical/graphical interpretation rather than experimental or clinical validation. Relevance to endometriosis: it states that magnetic field effects are explored in relation to possible therapeutic interventions for endometriosis (and tubal factor infertility), though the paper’s main focus is MHD and non-Newtonian peritoneal Jeffery nanofluid dynamics optimized via artificial neural network methods. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it links its MHD modeling to potential endometriosis therapeutic interventions.
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