A time-variyng elastance [elv(t)] model describes the behavior of the left native ventricle. The mechanical properties of the ventricle are related to the ECG signal. elv(t) is based on the electro-mechanical interaction by synnchronising the different phases of the left ventricle with the ECG signal. elv(t) is a function of the left ventricular systolic elastance Elvs, left ventricular diastolic elastance Elvd and finally, left ventricular activation function alv(t) written according to ECG schematisation. Plv(t) and Vlv(t) are the instantaneous left ventricila pressure and volume, respectively. V*lv(t) is the instantaneous left ventricular free wall volume and Vlo is the rest volume of the left ventricle. In CARDIOSIM© the same representation is used to describe the behavior of the right native ventricle.